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In a landscape of new literary awards, what can readers take away from the DSC Prize longlist?

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Kirsty Gunn’s new novel is a clever tale of unrequited love in these diminished times

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‘Red Birds’: Mohammed Hanif’s most sorrowful novel is swallowed up by its grief

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