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Books and Ideas editor @ConversationEDU Writer, critic, sometime columnist. Opinions mine. She/her
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Can’t get enough of the World Cup? Here are the best books about soccer – chosen by experts

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By Suzy Freeman-Greene
| Tolerance Canada
By Suzy Freeman-Greene, Books + Ideas Editor, The Conversation The pain. The penalties. The hairsplitting VAR decisions and astounding off-field politics. From ageing titans to miraculous goals, the FIFA World Cup brims with drama and athleticism. Where to turn when it’s all over? Some fine authors have explored the complexity of the beautiful game, from Albert Camus… Read complete article © The Conversation -
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Can’t get enough of the World Cup? Here are the best books about soccer – chosen by experts Original

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By Suzy Freeman-Greene, David Rowe, Kasey Symons, Kylie Steel, Shane Pill, Steve Georgakis, Vaughan Cruickshank
| The Conversation Verified
The pain. The penalties. The hairsplitting VAR decisions and astounding off-field politics. From ageing titans to miraculous goals, the FIFA World Cup brims with drama and athleticism. Where to turn when it’s all over? Some fine authors have explored the complexity of the beautiful game, from Albert Camus to Karl Ove Knausgaard. We asked six football tragics to nominate their favourite books about soccer.
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Who are the worst mothers in literature?

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By Suzy Freeman-Greene
| Daily Maverick Verified
The first sentence of Anna Karenina is now a literary cliché, yet contains a nub of truth. “All happy families,” writes Leo Tolstoy, “resemble one another, each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” Literature brims with thwarted parents wreaking havoc in unique ways. We’ve considered the worst fathers. Now we look at troubling mothers. A recent contender here is Arundhati Roy’s depiction of her tyrannical, infuriating yet seductive mother Mary in her new memoir.
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