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Literary editor, The Observer | Formerly New Statesman Editor, Long Players: Writers on the Albums that Shaped Them
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The 25 best books of the century so far | The Observer

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2 days ago It's Been a Minute Zohran Mamdani & the politics of "good" vs. "bad" Muslims Mahmood Mamdani is often described as the father of Zohran Mamdani, NYC's next mayor. But long before his son's political ambitions, Mamdani was a prominent scholar whose work examined colonialism and anti-colonialism in …
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The 25 best books of the century so far

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As a form, the list is seductive: the product of a tidy mind, it promises order in a world of chaos. But lists have a madness of their own. Our collection of the 25 best books of the 21st century is no exception. What is “best”, you might ask? Also, how can you compare poetry with narrative nonfiction, short stories with science? How could you ignore this world-changing bestseller? Why is my favourite writer entirely absent? And where – for god’s sake – is the romantasy?
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What to read this week, from Elizabeth Kolbert to Tom Paulin | The Observer

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7 hours ago Three industries are going to look very different in the next few years, according to an OpenAI executive. On an episode of the "Unsupervised Learning" podcast, Olivier Godement, the head of product for business products at the ChatGPT maker, shared why he thinks a trio of jobs — in life sciences, …
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