In Andrea Goldsmith’s ninth and latest novel, The Buried Life, she unpicks the relationships between people and the undercurrents of doubt and faith that define a life. But more than anything else this is a book that is first and foremost concerned with death. It’s a subject that has long fascinated Andrea, something she discusses deeply with host Michael Williams on this episode of Read This.

The “cult” church accused of paying far-right activists for election stunts
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The $100,000-a-month market for Trump’s posts
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‘You inflicted untold suffering’: the Erin Patterson sentence being appealed
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