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Allan Massie obituary

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By Alan Taylor Verified
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Allan Massie at the Edinburgh International book festival in 2010. Photograph: Geraint Lewis/Shutterstock In a career spanning more than half a century, the Scottish writer Allan Massie, who has died aged 87 of cancer, wrote more than 20 novels and numerous works of nonfiction. His diverse range of subjects included The Caesars (1983), A Portrait of Scottish Rugby (1984) and critical studies of Muriel Spark (1979) and Colette (1986).
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Winners of a Panoramic-Photo Competition

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By Alan Taylor Verified
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The Atlantic Daily, a newsletter that guides you through the biggest stories of the day, helps you discover new ideas, and recommends the best in culture. Sign up for it here. © Matthew Smith / The 16th Epson International Pano Awards The Whales Welcome, 4th place (tie), Open—Nature / Landscapes. The Kingdom of Tonga. © Luciano Oliveira / The 16th Epson International Pano Awards Dawn in the Mountains, 70th Place (tie), Amateur—Nature / Landscapes. Torres del Paine National Park.
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A ★★½ review of Thor: The Dark World (2013)

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By Graham Mirmina, Alan Taylor Verified
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Thor: The Dark World ★★½ The first two "Thor" movies aren't necessarily bad, but they are understandably considered the weakest entries in MCU's Infinity Saga. At least the first one had a bit more charm with Thor and Jane Foster falling in love. Here, the story simply isn't all that interesting, nor is the lead villain Malekith.
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