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6th January 2009
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Civilisation

Critique

Writers, Visible and Invisible

CYNTHIA OZICK

Writers are hidden beings, says the winner of the 2008 PEN/Nabokov Lifetime Achievement Award

Art

Primal Emotion - in Abstract or Concrete Form

MICHAEL PRODGER

Two exhibitions show how much Francis Bacon and Mark Rothko had in common, despite their different approaches

Film

Devonshire Cream

PETER WHITTLE

This sumptuous, confident telling of an 18th-century duchess's story may spark some welcome interest in our British history

Music

The Depth of English Music

SIMON HEFFER

Radio stations and record companies are finally giving our native composers some exposure - now it's up to us to listen

Books

A Loser Aims High

LUCASTA MILLER

Good to be God by Tibor Fischer

The Torments Of Love

JANE SHILLING

The Act of Love by Howard Jacobson

Revolutionary Roundabout

ANGELICA GOODDEN

Children of the Revolution: The French, 1799-1914 by Robert Gildea

The State Of Our Nation

PIERS PAUL READ

Our Times. The Age of Elizabeth II by A.N. Wilson

Enduring Friendship

SELINA HASTINGS

In Tearing Haste: Letters between Deborah Devonshire and Patrick Leigh Fermor by Charlotte Mosely

The Wealth Of The Wittgensteins

RAY MONK

The House of Wittgenstein: A Family at War by Alexander Waugh

Television

When Will the Beeb Wake Up?

NICK COHEN

From Bonekickers to Burn Up, BBC Drama executives inhabit a looking-glass world

Theatre

Feminism Made Funny

JONATHAN FOREMAN

Germaine Greer has got it wrong: everyone should see The Female of the Species

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