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New York Times bestseller confesses: I can’t write a simple love story

Pip Williams says the novel centers on desire and draws on archives, women’s art and first-person accounts to deepen its World War I love story.

The author of Dictionary of Lost Words has a cheeky back-up novel in her drawer that she likens to the boyfriend you keep going back to between other, more interesting lovers.

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New York Times bestseller confesses: I can’t write a simple love story

The author of Dictionary of Lost Words has a cheeky back-up novel in her drawer that she likens to the boyfriend you keep going back to between other, more interesting lovers.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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