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Dined at home; and the rest of the day, morning and afternoon, at the Office. read more
Crossrail Day 1
Purple finally opened! It's as enormous as they said it was and as excellent as you hoped it would be. And although I've been all over it, including the secret lift, the escalator switchback and the very long passage, I can't possibly do the whole... read more
Why we’re all still screaming for Edvard Munch
A new Munch exhibition at the Courtauld Gallery features several works never seen before in the UK. Alastair Smart explores why the Norwegian artist is having a moment read more
Eleven Years of Savidge Reads…
Eleven years ago today that I first pressed publish on a blog post here on Savidge Reads and look what has gone and happened since… Okay, so I haven’t always been consistent in blogging (especially in more recent years) however … Continue reading → read more
Literary family feuds
I wrote this about controversial family memoirs for BBC Culture. read more
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