The Infamous Gilberts by Angela Tomaski review – a delicious comfort read
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The Manningtree Witches review – Ava Pickett’s gripping follow-up to Tudor hit 1536
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Millennial Women Are Furious About a Bygone Toy. They’re Forgetting One Thing.
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It Was a Sexy, Smart, Acclaimed Book. Now the Star-Studded Netflix Adaptation Is Here. Uh-Oh.
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From thermal underwear to ‘hairy’ jam: World Book Day titles take over UK book chart
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The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley audiobook review – a topical time-hopping romance
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Bob Carr, ‘a masterpiece’ and a horny queer fantasy: the best Australian books out in March
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Gloria Don’t Speak by Lucy Apps review – tender portrait of a woman with a learning disability
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Tales of the Suburbs by John Grindrod review – queer goings on behind the curtains
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Claire Lynch wins Nero Gold prize for debut about 1980s homophobia
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There’s a New Sherlock Holmes Show. It’s Hardly Recognizable.
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Susan Choi and Katie Kitamura among authors longlisted for Women’s prize for fiction
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Relentless sun and ruthless populists: how the climate crisis will change the next 20 years
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Worried about the demise of reading? Come to France, where we’re up to our eyes in print | Alexander Hurst
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Share your views: how do you feel about World Book Day?
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Chasing Freedom by Simukai Chigudu review – a powerful memoir of postcolonial unease
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The Quantity Theory of Morality by Will Self review – raucously inventive state-of-the-nation satire
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Game of Thrones film adaptation in the works at Warner Bros
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Arts Council England faces legal threat over magazine’s withdrawal of poet’s work
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Send us your questions for Michael Rosen
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They by Helle Helle review – a novel to make the reader slow down and take notice
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My sexual freedom odyssey: what ancient African wisdom can teach us about pleasure today
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Becoming George by Fiona Sampson review – the remarkable story of a cross-dressing 19th century novelist
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The Daffodil Days by Helen Bain review – virtuoso portrait of Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath’s final year
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Dan Simmons, author of Hyperion and The Terror, dies aged 77
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Tom Gauld on the espionage book club – cartoon
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Brave, visionary and queer: the Bohemian brilliance of author George Sand
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Should you overshare more?
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‘I clicked on a button – and everything changed’: how a DNA test turned my life upside-down
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Butter author Asako Yuzuki: ‘I’m very far from the ideal Japanese woman’
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‘Trump’s not enough. And he knows he’s not enough’: California governor Gavin Newsom on populism, ‘purity tests’ and whether he’ll run for the presidency
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‘I could see myself stepping into that void’: Gavin Newsom on fighting Trump and running in 2028 – podcast
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What we’re reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in February
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Children and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels
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Watching Watership Down on acid with Bez: Shaun Ryder releases new memoir 24 Hour Party Person
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Ben Markovits: ‘I used to think any book concerned with people falling in love can’t be very good’
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Ancient by Luke Barley review – the secret history of Britain’s woodlands
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Firefighters in Sicily rescue 400 rare library books from precipice after landslide
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Things in Nature Merely Grow by Yiyun Li audiobook review – a deconstruction of grief
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The bubbling beauty of baked pasta
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So Should You Trust Peter Attia, the Bestselling Author of Outlive? Here’s What I Found When I Read the Book.
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The Unfragile Mind by Gavin Francis review – a GP’s guide to mental health
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Railsong by Rahul Bhattacharya review – a heartfelt tale of life on the Indian railways
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Like Clockwork, the Front-Runner for the Democratic Nomination Just Dropped a Memoir. I Read It. We’re Doomed.
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Evening All Afternoon review – Erin Kellyman makes blazing stage debut as spiky stepdaughter
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Tech legend Stewart Brand on Musk, Bezos and his extraordinary life: ‘We don’t need to passively accept our fate’
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‘A partisan and politician’: Abraham Lincoln and the art of the deal
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My Bags Are Big by Tibor Fischer review – how to make it in crypto
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Evelyn Araluen wins $125,000 for ‘politically uncompromising’ poetry at Victorian premier’s literary awards
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Homeschooled by Stefan Merrill Block review – a true ‘Misery’ memoir
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Bird Grove review – George Eliot’s true story embellished in a tender drama
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Meredith Hooper obituary
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Number of plays attributed to 16th-century playwright Thomas Kyd double in new edition
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Samsung Galaxy Book 6 series will be available in the US starting on March 11
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New edition of Ferrara bible shows how persecuted Jews kept faith alive in Spanish
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Suckerfish by Ashani Lewis review – the ordeals of having a difficult mother
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‘Beauty in the everyday’: A butterfly’s-eye view of the world – in pictures
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Nonesuch by Francis Spufford review – a dazzling wartime fantasy
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In 2022, the world had moral clarity over Russia’s invasion. Now in Ukraine we ask: where has that gone? | Sasha Dovzhyk
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Move over stoics! Why we should all embrace nihilism – and discover what really matters in life | Gemma Parker
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One of Our Most Popular Nonfiction Writers Explores New Territory. He Doesn’t Get Far.
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As If by Isabel Waidner review – surreal doppelganger story
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‘I paid people with pints and chips’: Georgina Duncan on the prize-winning play she tapped out on her phone
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Politics Without Politicians by Hélène Landemore review – could we get rid of Farage, Truss and Trump?
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Tom Gould on Wuthering Heights – cartoon
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Are we really overdiagnosing mental illness?
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Myth, monsters and making sense of a disenchanted world: why everyone is reading fantasy
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Americans Are Uniquely Infatuated With Bald Eagles. Too Bad Most of Us Have No Idea What They’re Actually Like.
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Planet Money: The Book: The Episode
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A Priest’s Journey Through Work, Faith, and Controversy
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