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Ella Risbridger

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Sep 4, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Ella Risbridger

    The Golden Hours by Louisa Young review – this continuation of the Cazalet Chronicles is a total delight (opens the original)

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    Elizabeth Jane Howard’s niece has picked up the thread of her much-loved family saga series, taking the story into the 1960s Elizabeth Jane Howard’s beloved family saga the Cazalet Chronicles spans three decades in the life of the upper-middle-class Cazalet family. The first four books, written in the 1990s, run from a bucolic prewar 1937 to a bruising 1947, while the fifth, 2013’s All Change, skips ahead, sitting lonely in 1956. The books are exquisite doll’s houses of feeling and objec

  2. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · Ella Risbridger

    It’s not just Homer: the new generation of poets enjoying epic success (opens the original)

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    Christopher Nolan’s film has made the Odyssey a bestselling book again, but a slew of new poets are breaking sales records, and have more in common with the ancient Greek than you might expect The death of poetry – much anticipated, much prematurely mourned – has been put off again, this time by the Odyssey. Thanks to Christopher Nolan’s film, sales of Homer’s epic rose 1,400% in the weeks around release – and it’s not alone. Poetry collections are once again sailing up the charts:

  3. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Ella Risbridger

    Service by Lauren Mooney review – a very modern ghost story (opens the original)

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    The chills are genuinely spooky in this haunted-house tale about contemporary precarity – a debut that speaks to our times There are, MR James tells us, five conditions that must be met for a perfect ghost story: the pretence of truth, a “pleasing terror”, no explanation of the machinery, no gratuitous horror, and that the story belong to the writer’s (and reader’s) “own day”. In Lauren Mooney’s sharply observed debut novel, Danielle lives a precarious existence as a PA at a di

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