• An interview with the writer Rachel Kushner said her husband once described her as “Spinoza with lipstick”; in fact he was referring to the late novelist Clarice Lispector. Also her son’s car is a 1969 Dodge Dart, not Dodge Charger. And a reference to the “1970s rock band the Movies” should have been to the 2000s band of the same name (‘Writing this book was like a drug high’, 31 August, Saturday magazine, p44).
• A familiar slip crept into a restaurant review that referred to an “Isle of White tomato salad”. That should have been Isle of Wight (14 September, Feast, p22).
• Other recently amended articles include:
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: a video game that will whip film fans into a frenzy
Nebraska may change its electoral system at the last second to help Trump win
Australians stranded on Kokoda track resume walk after protests shut down sections
Emma Raducanu survives injury scare to make Korea Open quarter-finals
‘Only three more songs till I kick your ass!’ Rock’n’roll’s biggest onstage bust-ups
Fear and sanctions have failed to get Britain working. Why not try tea and empathy?
Trailblazing female artists inspire bold styles at Roksanda and Emilia Wickstead
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