Corrections and clarifications have been issued for several recent articles. In the top 100 novels list published on 16 May in Saturday magazine (page 10), Albert Camus's The Outsider was omitted due to a production error; its intended position was 71. Additionally, My Ántonia should have ranked 78, not 100. The opening line of The Turn of the Screw was attributed to its prologue but actually appears in the first chapter. The protagonists of Catch-22 are members of a bomb squadron, not fighter pilots. The Go-Between was published in 1953, not 1853; A Fine Balance in 1995, not 1955; Ulysses in 1922, not 1914; and Pride and Prejudice in 1813, not 1710. These date errors were online-only and have been corrected; the rankings remain as first published with the errata acknowledged.
An article titled "Skip the city centres and explore some of Europe's coolest neighbourhoods" (2 May, Saturday magazine, page 74) featured the neighbourhood of Notre-Dame du Mont in Marseille but was accompanied by an image of Notre-Dame de la Garde in the same city.
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