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Rachel Cooke
January 2021
Emma Corrin: ‘I ended up having an overwhelming appreciation for Diana's complexity’
The breakout star of season four of The Crown on how her mum helped her to get Diana’s voice – and why she wants to get away from doing ‘posh English’
Published:
24 Jan 2021
Emma Corrin: ‘I ended up having an overwhelming appreciation for Diana's complexity’
Observer book of the week
Bright Star, Green Light by Jonathan Bate review – the parallel lives of a pair of romantics
Published:
24 Jan 2021
Bright Star, Green Light by Jonathan Bate review – the parallel lives of a pair of romantics
Observer book of the week
Francis Bacon: Revelations by Mark Stevens and Annalyn Swan review – a captivating triumph
Published:
17 Jan 2021
Francis Bacon: Revelations by Mark Stevens and Annalyn Swan review – a captivating triumph
Why your most important relationship is with your inner voice
Published:
16 Jan 2021
Why your most important relationship is with your inner voice
My new lockdown survival tip? Food, food and more food
Published:
16 Jan 2021
My new lockdown survival tip? Food, food and more food
Bosnian director Jasmila Žbanić: 'A film is more than a film. It is life’
Published:
10 Jan 2021
Bosnian director Jasmila Žbanić: 'A film is more than a film. It is life’
Notebook
Talking to yourself behind a face mask may do you good. Just ask Boswell
Published:
10 Jan 2021
Published:
10 Jan 2021
Talking to yourself behind a face mask may do you good. Just ask Boswell
Graphic novel of the month
Paul at Home by Michel Rabagliati review – sweet sorrows
Published:
5 Jan 2021
Paul at Home by Michel Rabagliati review – sweet sorrows
Like Dickens, we're learning the value of plodding through our frigid streets
Published:
2 Jan 2021
Published:
2 Jan 2021
Like Dickens, we're learning the value of plodding through our frigid streets
December 2020
Nonfiction to look out for in 2021
Biographies of Philip Roth and DH Lawrence, and the curious death of Robert Maxwell
Published:
27 Dec 2020
Nonfiction to look out for in 2021
We might not jetski across a sea but we understand the longing that inspired the feat
Published:
20 Dec 2020
Published:
20 Dec 2020
We might not jetski across a sea but we understand the longing that inspired the feat
Bags: Inside Out review – totes fabulous
5 out of 5 stars.
Published:
13 Dec 2020
Bags: Inside Out review – totes fabulous
Notebook
A trip to the fading glories of Scarborough is but a fond, pre-Covid memory
Published:
13 Dec 2020
Published:
13 Dec 2020
A trip to the fading glories of Scarborough is but a fond, pre-Covid memory
Rachel Cooke on food
How to get through Christmas in the time of coronavirus
Published:
5 Dec 2020
How to get through Christmas in the time of coronavirus
November 2020
Observer/Cape/Comica graphic short story prize
‘You need to look outside your own window’: the winner of our graphic short story prize 2020
Loneliness, isolation and grief were common themes in this year’s Cape/Observer award. But the winner made the judges laugh out loud
Published:
29 Nov 2020
‘You need to look outside your own window’: the winner of our graphic short story prize 2020
The Fall of a Sparrow by Ann Pasternak Slater review – TS Eliot's troubled first wife
A new biography of Vivien Eliot fails to flesh out the woman abandoned by the poet and often regarded as the source of his despair
Published:
29 Nov 2020
The Fall of a Sparrow by Ann Pasternak Slater review – TS Eliot's troubled first wife
I long to get out – to see people and art, and to escape from myself
Lockdown has closed off too much of the artistic and sporting hinterland that makes our lives worth living
Published:
28 Nov 2020
Published:
28 Nov 2020
I long to get out – to see people and art, and to escape from myself
Scoff by Pen Vogler review – a history book to devour
This richly detailed study of British food and its relation to social class is truly delectable
Published:
16 Nov 2020
Scoff by Pen Vogler review – a history book to devour
Notebook
Poor Mary Wollstonecraft – reduced to a Pippa doll with pubic hair
Published:
15 Nov 2020
Published:
15 Nov 2020
Poor Mary Wollstonecraft – reduced to a Pippa doll with pubic hair
Rachel Cooke on food
Why biscuits will see us through the good times and the bad
Published:
14 Nov 2020
Why biscuits will see us through the good times and the bad
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Observer book of the week Bright Star, Green Light by Jonathan Bate review – the parallel lives of a pair of romantics