Tim Adams
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Editor of Observer New Review
London
Joined December 2009
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A beautiful interview about a truly life-enhancing and important book .
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Following her father-in-law’s death from cancer, nine days after diagnosis, the Essex Serpent author wrote the book she found herself lacking at the time...
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Sarah Perry: 'You become very humble. Your own faith and doubts are inconsequential against the fact a man is dying' ✍️ Stephanie Merritt https://t.co/ldbhEFKpZI
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Following her father-in-law’s death from cancer, nine days after diagnosis, the Essex Serpent author wrote the book she found herself lacking at the time...
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Great article about the makeover of the Manchester Science and Industry Museum #Manchester #ScienceAndIndustry
https://t.co/ubhLaVnE2K
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Within the city’s Science and Industry Museum, a whirling, spinning array of engines are still the stars of the show in a fine £18.9m makeover
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Read Andrew Anthony's extraordinary investigation into the extreme highs and lows of Felix Baumgartner's life in the @ObsNewReview
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The Austrian skydiver survived jumping 24 miles from space. But then his challenges really began. How did a daredevil hero become a political villain?
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Felix Baumgartner: the highs and lows of a life of extremes
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The Austrian skydiver survived jumping 24 miles from space. But then his challenges really began. How did a daredevil hero become a political villain?
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“When I first visited the US, I still thought I could be a great writer. The euphoria of Manhattan’s skyline. Ambition rumbling under avenues. All that shite.” ✍️
Laughing in Joe Rogan land
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Gilbert White’s world of wonder
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Jenny Uglow's account of a year in the life of an 18th-century curate and his garden is a glorious celebration of curiosity and nature
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Hans Ulrich Obrist’s cultural highlights
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The Serpentine gallery curator on British rap, Sou Fujimoto’s architecture and video games
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Tony of Arabia - why Blair is still trying to make the impossible possible in the Middle East - my piece for @ObserverUK
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The former UK leader is the first name on Trump’s new ‘Board of Peace’. And some say he is the most crucial
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'If some writers avoid entering spaces considered hostile to fiction (the pandemic, the internet, Trump), Patricia Lockwood kicks down the door yelling “OH YEAH!”' ✍️ Read Anna Leszkiewicz on Patricia Lockwood's new novel https://t.co/xFcpkJAkyk
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Will There Ever Be Another You, the novelist’s absurdist dispatch from Covid land, is a wild and singular pleasure
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Today's The New Review cover: The pages of our lives. Read the full piece at our website: https://t.co/ln73WaUD6d
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I went to see Dave Smith on 8/24/25 at the Comedy Mothership. By chance I was seated next to a journalist from the UK. He asked my opinion on comedy and little did he know the story he would hear. Thank you Andrew for telling my story! @ComicDaveSmith @MothershipATX
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🎨Faking Great🌟what’s your thoughts on art forgery? My 👀 have been opened⁉️ Also the Art Forger Solo Show at Washouse and Parlour gallery Rye. 🙏🏻@ObserverUK Andrew Anthony and editor Tim Adams for dropping by the gallery- David Henty 👨🎨 https://t.co/jB7P70QxSZ
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Unmissable report from @milesellingham in this week’s Observer, which brings to life the surreal and tragic new normal for young people in #Kyiv
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Art, raves and four-minute warnings: how the city’s young are clinging to normality while war rages on
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Alice Birch’s bold, baffling history of masculinity. Men go in search of self-knowledge in this era-spanning saga whose meaning is frustratingly elusive. Read Katherine Cowles' review now: https://t.co/5faF0hTV1M
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Men go in search of self-knowledge in this era-spanning saga whose meaning is frustratingly elusive
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