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With their phone locked into the gooseneck holder, we were able to view the screen at eye level, completely hands-free. Since tech neck, or the strain of one’s neck and shoulders, is commonly caused ...

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Raj Kamal Jha’s ‘The Patient in Bed Number 12’ bridges this gap, presenting an intimate yet sweeping narrative of post-pandemic India through the eyes of a dying man awaiting his estranged daughter.

The best part about starting a new year? Forgetting all the books you never got around to reading in the past 12 months and discovering all the ones you can look forward to during the next 12.

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The book first finds him in bed, for Oblomov is a Russian Hamlet, except for a lower I.Q., and his daily question is: To get up or not to get up? His room is a maze of cobwebs and clutter.

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‘When I first met the Aboriginal artist Clifford Possum in the creek bed in Alice Springs in 1989, I asked him if he’d like to have a show in London, and his first response was: “Queen”.