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Whatever Works

Naomi Alderman

novelist, genuinely interested in almost everything. here I write about art that thrills me, what words and how they do it, places I love, technology that intrigues me, ways to learn new brilliant stuff, everything I am curious about.

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  • Naomi Alderman

    bestselling novelist (eg The Power), games creator (eg Zombies, Run!), broadcaster (eg Human Intelligence). genuinely interested in almost everything. sometimes people call me a ‘public intellectual’ and I quite like it.

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