In brief: Gratitude; Icebound; Amnesty – reviews
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Little Scratch by Rebecca Watson review – fragments of a terrorised mind
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Tom Templeton: 'I suspect doctors have realised how therapeutic it can be to write books'
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She Come By It Natural by Sarah Smarsh; Dolly Parton, Songteller by Dolly Parton and Robert K Oermann – review
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Saving Justice review: how Trump's Eye of Sauron burned everything – including James Comey
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Jenny Offill: 'I don't miss the world as much as, perhaps, I should'
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Nick Kent: 'I was in the right place at the right time, on the wrong drugs'
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On my radar: Chantal Joffe's cultural highlights
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Sen. Josh Hawley’s Canceled Book Underscores Long-Simmering Tensions Around Trump-Era Book Deals
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Jenni Fagan: ‘I understand crisis. I grew up in a very, very extreme way'
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Hiddensee by Annie Freud review – a painterly imagination
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Twisted brilliance: Patricia Highsmith at 100
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¡Populista! review: Chávez, Castro and Latin America's 'pink wave' leaders
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The truth about self-improvement? It’s cancelled until the world improves | Zoe Williams
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Courttia Newland: 'My earliest reading memory is of Jaws'
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The Fourfold Remedy by John Sellars review – the secret of happiness
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A year of reading dangerously: in 2021, I resolve to read more challenging books
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Josh Hawley: publisher cancels book in wake of Capitol attack
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Why 2021 is the year of 'protection'
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Helen Keller: why is a TikTok conspiracy theory undermining her story?
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Detransition, Baby by Torrey Peters review – a comedy of manners
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The Living Sea of Waking Dreams by Richard Flanagan review – response to a devastated world
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Top 10 books about the unknowable | Peter Ho Davies
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Orwell's Animal Farm game review – a clever adaptation, but where's the spirit of rebellion?
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How We Met by Huma Qureshi review – what makes a good marriage?
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A Swim in a Pond in the Rain by George Saunders review – rules for good writing, and more
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James Comey: Donald Trump should not be prosecuted after leaving office
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'If the aliens lay eggs, how does that affect architecture?': sci-fi writers on how they build their worlds
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Paul at Home by Michel Rabagliati review – sweet sorrows
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In the Land of the Cyclops by Karl Ove Knausgaard review – anaemic essays
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Stuart MacBride: 'I love writing fictional serial killers. But I cannot stand real ones'
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Poem of the week: Sibelius by John Greening
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The Prophets by Robert Jones Jr review – outstanding debut
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Ghost Town by Jeff Young review – a book of beauty and longing
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Slash and Burn by Claudia Hernández review – challenging and vivid
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Salt Moon by David Harsent and Simon Harsent review – night visions
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The Case for Keto review – why a full-fat diet should be on the menu
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George Saunders: 'These trenches we're in are so deep'
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On my radar: Gretchen Rubin's cultural highlights
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Raven Leilani: 'I try to replicate a version of sex on the page where the reader feels like a voyeur'
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The Push by Ashley Audrain review – the dark side of motherhood
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2021 in books: what to look forward to this year
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It's going to be hard work – but there's so much to look forward to in 2021 | Candice Carty-Williams
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The Age of Fitness by Jürgen Martschukat review – why we are obsessed
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Italy begins year of Dante anniversary events with virtual Uffizi exhibition
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George Orwell is out of copyright. What happens now?
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William Gibson: ‘I read Naked Lunch when it was still quasi-illicit’
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A Lie Someone Told You About Yourself by Peter Ho Davies review
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A River Called Time by Courttia Newland review – a vivid alternate reality
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No one can read 50 books a week. So why was I buying or borrowing that many?
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For Those I Love: Ireland's potent new poet of grief
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Little Scratch by Rebecca Watson review - a daringly experimental debut
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'Humaning': a nice idea or ridiculous corporate buzzword?
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Beginners by Tom Vanderbilt review – it's never too late to learn
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Turning over a new leaf? The best books for a new year
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Top 10 most dislikable characters in fiction
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Having and Being Had by Eula Biss review – saturated in capitalism
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Memorial by Bryan Washington review – a masterclass in empathy
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Face off! The best Guardian portraits of 2020 – in pictures
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Revisited: Leonardo da Vinci and the mystery of the world's most expensive painting. Podcast
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Patti Smith: 'As a writer, you can be a pacifist or a murderer'
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I was bored of chats about house prices and polyamory – but I had a secret plan for happiness
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The Death of Francis Bacon by Max Porter review – last rites for a great artist
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Through gilets jaunes, strikes and Covid, Paris's 400-year-old book stalls fight to survive
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Here Are the 10 New Books You Should Read in January
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‘Your worries disappear!’ East 17's Tony Mortimer on discovering reading – as a 50-year-old
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Poem of the week: To Tartar, a Terrier Beauty by Thomas Lovell Beddoes
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The Great British Reboot review – could Brexit really give Britain a boost?
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Kiley Reid: 'The premise that literary fiction has to be a drag is so silly'
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Nonfiction to look out for in 2021
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