DC Comics swaps Superman motto ‘the American way’ with ‘a Better Tomorrow’
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The Joy of Small Things by Hannah Jane Parkinson review – a compendium of delights
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Palmares by Gayl Jones review – an enslaved child’s search for utopia
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Life Without Children by Roddy Doyle review – frustrated lives in lockdown
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The Storyteller by Dave Grohl – a Foo Fighter pulls his punches
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Elizabeth Strout: ‘I’ve thought about death every day since I was 10'
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Beyond a Fringe review - the rise and fall of Andrew Mitchell
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Penelope Lively: ‘I was a traumatised teenager’
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‘Every time you commit an antisocial act, push an acorn into the ground’: Rebecca Solnit on Orwell’s lessons from nature
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‘We cleaned by night and wrote by day’: Daisy May Cooper on creating This Country
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‘Give people money and they’re no longer poor, it’s not rocket science’: Sammy Wright of the Social Mobility Commission
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A Carnival of Snackery by David Sedaris review – gross, moving, hilarious
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Living with Huntington’s disease: ‘For our family, the end of days is always close at hand’
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The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup
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Tenement Kid by Bobby Gillespie – piquantly preposterous
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Gary Paulsen, author of young adult adventure Hatchet, dies at age 82
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David Chang and Priya Krishna Want You to Get Over Recipes
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Silverview by John le Carré review – one last time among the spies
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Chronicles from the Land of the Happiest People on Earth review – Nigeria unmasked
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Case Study by Graeme Macrae Burnet review – unstable identities
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Upping the Dante: Wayne McGregor and Tacita Dean’s Divine Comedy dance
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Elizabeth Strout Knows We Can’t Escape the Past
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Top 10 urban legends in literature | Gary Budden
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The Transgender Issue by Shon Faye review – a call for compassion
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Michelle Gayle: ‘They said don’t leave EastEnders – I never regretted it’
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Manifesto by Bernardine Evaristo review – a rallying cry
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Sally Rooney won’t let an Israeli publisher buy the Hebrew translation rights to her new book
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Why Sally Rooney Turned Down an Offer From an Israeli Publisher to Translate Her New Novel
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John le Carré’s Silverview Is Not the Defining Final Chapter of a Literary Career
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The 20-page rule: how much time should you give a devastatingly boring book?
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Sally Rooney turns down an Israeli translation on political grounds
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Tunnels by Rutu Modan review – Raiders of the Lost Ark meets Hergé
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Silverview by John le Carré review – the last complete masterwork?
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State of Terror by Hillary Rodham Clinton and Louise Penny review – politics and patriotism
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Kakwenza Rukirabashaija named this year’s International Writer of Courage
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‘I could do with more readers!’ – Abdulrazak Gurnah on winning the Nobel prize for literature
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DC Comics reveals latest Superman as bisexual in new issue
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Former Masterchef contestant’s book pulled amid plagiarism accusations
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‘Solved’: the mystery of the ‘slut’ scrawled on The Grapes of Wrath manuscript
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Poem of the week: Love and Death by Lord Byron
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Mid-Century Britain by Elain Harwood; Sandfuture by Justin Beal review – re-evaluating postwar architecture
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Taste: My Life Through Food by Stanley Tucci review – eat, drink, swoon
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Watch out! Contemporary artists take on the Beano – in pictures
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The Impossible Truths of Love by Hannah Beckerman review – secrets and lies
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The Book of Form and Emptiness by Ruth Ozeki review – the story of Oh
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Bobby Gillespie: ‘For the first 10 years of my life, I lived in a Glasgow tenement … that stuff stays with you’
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Manifesto: On Never Giving Up by Bernardine Evaristo review – voyage of discovery
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The Morning Star by Karl Ove Knausgaard review – a beguiling shaggy dog story
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The Netflix/Roald Dahl deal is rich with potential spin-offs
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Major Labels by Kelefa Sanneh review – an unapologetic defence of music’s defining categories
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‘A xenophobic autocrat’: Adam Schiff on Trump’s threat to democracy
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Sunday with Joanne Harris: ‘Two breakfasts, hobbit-style’
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Nadifa Mohamed: ‘Modern-day Britain is intense’
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What’s our message to outer space? We are not so brilliant here on Earth | Rowan Moore
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On my radar: Edmund de Waal’s cultural highlights
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Spies, lies and doublethink: Lea Ypi on growing up in Europe’s last communist state
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‘They told me I was grown up enough to keep a secret’: exclusive extract from Silverview, John le Carré’s final novel
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‘I turned against Keisha the Sket for a long time’: Jade LB on returning to her noughties viral story
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The Guardian view on children’s books: take them seriously | Editorial
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The Long Song review – a vivid, harrowing staging of Andrea Levy’s novel
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Ballerina Georgina Pazcoguin: ‘We owe it to younger dancers not to stay silent’
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John le Carré, Daisy May Cooper and Paul McCartney expected to boost book sales at Christmas
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Let's not kid ourselves, we are all the Bad Art Friend | Emma Brockes
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Did I Say That Out Loud? by Fi Glover and Jane Garvey audiobook review – radio hosts on a roll
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The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – reviews roundup
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Mary Beard: ‘Virgil was a radical rap artist of the first century BC’
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Burntcoat by Sarah Hall review – love under lockdown
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‘It feels like the start of something’: Reginald Dwayne Betts on his groundbreaking prison library project
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The Legend of Sleepy Hollow review – butchered plotting, bloodless horror
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Meg Cabot Won’t Give Up on Happy Endings
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