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London Review of Books 2008 – 30:1 Articles What I Didn't Do in 2007 Alan Bennett's Year Letters Max Zweig, Joel Berglund London Review of Books * A Life of Picasso, Vol. III: The Triumphant Years 1917-32 by John 2008 – 30:1 Richardson Articles Gloomy/Cheerful What I Didn’t Do in 2007 Tom Shippey on Norse mythology Alan Bennett’s year * From Asgard to Valhalla: The Letters Remarkable History of the Norse Myths by Heather O’Donoghue Max Zweig, Joel Berglund, David Graeber, Sam Abrams, Simon Cape of Mad Hope Blackburn, Jerry Coyne, Philip Kitcher, Tim Lewens and Steven Rose, Jerry Neal Ascherson on the Darien disaster Fodor, Sheldon Litt, Richard McClean, James Valentine, Nazir Dhoki * The Price of Scotland: Darien, Cityphilia Union and the Wealth of Nations by Douglas Watt John Lanchester on the credit crunch Marvellous Money Short Cuts Michael Wood: Eça de Queirós Adam Shatz: Condoleezza Rice subscriber-only content Brown and * The Maias: Episodes from Romantic Friends Life by José Maria Eça de Queirós, translated by Margaret Jull Costa David Runciman: Brown and Friends subscriber-only content Success and A Man with My Trouble James Maxton Colm Tóibín: Henry James leaves home Inigo Thomas: Success and James Maxton * The Complete Letters of Henry subscriber-only content In Your Guts James, 1855-72: Volume I edited by You Know He’s Nuts Pierre Walker and Greg Zacharias Thomas Sugrue on Barry Goldwater * The Complete Letters of Henry James, 1855-72: Volume II edited by * The Conscience of a Conservative Pierre Walker and Greg Zacharias by Barry Goldwater Bon Viveur in Cuban Heels Poem: ‘Day Off’ Julian Bell on Picasso Jorie Graham Baggy and Thin Susan Eilenberg: Annie Dillard * The Maytrees by Annie Dillard Loot, Looter, Looted Peter Howarth: John Haynes * Letter to Patience by John Haynes 77 Barton Street Dave Haslam on Joy Division * Juvenes: The Joy Division Photographs of Kevin Cummins * Joy Division: Piece by Piece by Paul Morley * Control directed by Anton Corbijn (0000) At the British Museum Craig Clunas on the Terracotta Army Diary Ben Anderson in Afghanistan London Review of Books David Hollinger: God and Politics 2008 – 30:2 * The Stillborn God: Religion, Politics Articles and the Modern West by Mark Lilla That Wilting Flower Three Poems Hilary Mantel: The Lure of the Hugo Williams Unexplained At the National Gallery * Chambers Dictionary of the Peter Campbell: Good Enough to Eat Unexplained edited by Una McGovern Coruscating on Thin Ice Letters Terry Eagleton: The Divine Spark Martha Roth, Alan Myers, Charles * Creation: Artists, Gods and Origins Turner, Anthony Rudolf, Glenn Lang, by Peter Conrad Slavoj Žižek, Ross McKibbin, Stephen Sasse, Eamonn Grogan, Rob Best, John Short Cuts Gretton, Ben Bollig, Valentin Lyubarsky, Donal Ó Drisceoil, Cliff Thomas Jones: Blogged Down Hawkins, Robert Berold subscriber-only content Red Flowers, at a Wedding? 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