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Telegraph Arts | Books 11/20/2008 12:01 AM Alexander McCall Smith's Corduroy Mansions and the world of literature on the web Corduroy Mansions is halfway built. The online novel, which Alexander McCall Smith is writing for Telegraph.co.uk, reached its 50th instalment today.
11/21/2008 12:01 AM Title deed: Moon Palace, by Paul Auster Gary Dexter explains how the book got its name.
11/20/2008 12:01 AM Anything Goes: a Biography of the Roaring Twenties by Lucy Moore There's plenty of raw material in this 'biography' of the 1920s - but the author doesn't know what to do with it, finds James Walton
11/20/2008 12:01 AM Coda, by Simon Gray Anne Chrisholm is beguiled and consoled by Simon Gray's last words.
11/20/2008 12:01 AM The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World, by Niall Ferguson Is money really at the heart of the human story? wonders Martin Vander Weyer
11/20/2008 12:01 AM Can We Have Our Balls Back, Please?, by Julian Norridge Win some, lose some - there's something very British about the way we play our games, says Ed Smith.
11/20/2008 12:01 AM Literary Life, by Mark Sanderson An aphorism is a sentence short in words but long in wit.
11/20/2008 12:01 AM Coda, by Simon Gray Anne Chrisholm is beguiled and consoled by Simon Gray's last words.
11/20/2008 12:01 AM The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World, by Niall Ferguson Is money really at the heart of the human story? wonders Martin Vander Weyer
11/20/2008 12:01 AM Can We Have Our Balls Back, Please?, by Julian Norridge Win some, lose some - there's something very British about the way we play our games, says Ed Smith.
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