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Nick Harkaway

Pen name of Nicholas Cornwell, British novelist; author of The Gone-Away World (2008), Angelmaker, Gnomon (2017) and Karla's Choice (2024), a George Smiley novel.

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    Tweets from Tahrir is a document that could not have existed before the digital age.

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    The Wealth and Poverty of Nations is filled with wonderful sketches of things like that, which are old but incredibly relevant now.

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    That debate is very central, and On Art and Life is a very short, Penguin Ideas book about Ruskin which will bring you into it.

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