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Entertainment

Is Rachel Cusk’s new novel a ruthless betrayal of Natalie Portman?

Sydney Morning Herald - Culture · 18 August 2026 at 3:30 pm

Is Rachel Cusk’s new novel a ruthless betrayal of Natalie Portman?

Uncanny parallels between the writer’s latest protagonist and the Oscar-winner have reignited an age-old cultural debate.

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