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• David Foster Wallace's Suicide Turned Him Into a Celebrity Writer Dude

  by Tim Adams + Follow

  The Guardian | April 2011

  David Foster Wallace, the most gifted and original American novelist of his generation, took his own life in 2008. His widow, the artist Karen Green, talks of the struggle to deal her loss and her decision to publish his unfinished work, The Pale King

• Joan Miró: A Life in Paintings

  by Tim Adams + Follow

  The Guardian | March 2011

  Miró's work is loved for its joyful celebration of life and colour. But it also contains ideas of freedom which, in Franco's Spain, were very dear to the Catalan painter. We look again at the man, and trace his personal journey through six great paintings.

• Royal Engagement: Kate's Triumph for Britain's Middle Classes

  by Tim Adams + Follow

  The Guardian | November 2010

  Prince William's fiancee represents a level of social climbing greater than the one in Downton Abbey – but class snobbery still lurks in the background.