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Murdoch’s letters, published as “Living on Paper” (2016), are among the most ardent and vivid literary letters of the previous century.
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Murdoch's letters published as "Living on Paper" in 2016 are among the most ardent and vivid literary letters of the previous century
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{ "person": "Iris Murdoch", "publication_year": "2016", "letter_collection_title": "\"Living on Paper\"" } - Subject Tags
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- February 15, 2026 at 3:10 PM (6 months ago)
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https://nytimes.com/2026/02/09/books/review/iris-murdoch-poems-from-an-attic.html
Dwight Garner reviews a collection of Iris Murdoch's previously unpublished poems, found in her attic. The poems explore themes of love and sexuality, mirroring the style of her novels. Garner finds the poems to be strong and insightful.
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