Keeping my dead wife’s books safe for our son helped me let go of guilt | Ben O'Mara
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Tony Abbott wants to slay the dragon – but is blind to the beasts of Australia’s past | Ben Doherty
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Roddy Doyle: ‘When you’re a Dublin writer, you’re inevitably asked about Joyce, and it’s tedious’
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‘My parents didn’t talk about the past’: how director Caroline Huppert recovered her family’s wartime secrets
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Hunger and Thirst by Claire Fuller review – a blend of social realism and gothic horror
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Quartet in Autumn review – Samantha Harvey gives new life to Barbara Pym tale of imminent retirement
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Kingfisher by Rozie Kelly audiobook review – smart reflections on love, desire and power
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Mick Jagger to play Josh O’Connor’s father in new film from Alice Rohrwacher
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‘It was much grittier than the US scene’: UK skateboarding in the 80s and 90s – in pictures
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The Mercy Step by Marcia Hutchinson review – indie debut on the Women’s prize shortlist
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Stephen Sondheim by Daniel Okrent review – a superb biography of the musical master
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‘Andy Burnham’s life was changed by the poet Tony Harrison’: writers discuss literature, politics and the 100 best novels
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Barnes & Noble CEO is fine with stocking AI-written books — if they're labeled. The internet had thoughts.
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Andrew Brandt on his new book ‘Smarter About Sports,’ and the rapidly changing world of sports and business
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Astell and Woolf review – feminist writers unite and share a sherry in the afterlife
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Art Cure by Daisy Fancourt review – is culture the best medicine?
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A Bestselling Author Put an Israeli Character Into Her New Novel. Then the Internet Lost Its Mind.
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Is Obsession Too Mean or Not Mean Enough?
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I Want You to Be Happy by Jem Calder review – romance for the terminally online
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‘Anger, curiosity and hope’: a planet of protest – in pictures
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International Booker prize goes to novel originally written in Mandarin Chinese for the first time
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‘Obvious markers of AI’: doubts raised over winner of short story prize
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John Kearns: Tilting at Windmills review – a handful of dust (and prawn cocktail crisps) in riff on TS Eliot
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‘The Future of Truth’ Contains Quotes Made Up by A.I.
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Sally Rooney on a new Hebrew translation of Intermezzo: ‘The Israeli culture sector is complicit in apartheid’
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Sally Rooney to publish Hebrew translation of novel with BDS-compliant publisher
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Offseason by Avigayl Sharp review – wry comedy of a frazzled teacher
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If This Be Magic by Daniel Hahn review – how on earth do you translate Shakespeare?
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You can spray that again! New York drenched in colour – in pictures
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‘Capitalism has to become more humane’: a Stanford economist on big tech, power hoarding and democracy
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‘A book that should be read by all Australians’: Clare Wright wins book of the year at the NSW Literary awards
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Said the Dead by Doireann Ní Ghríofa review – lost voices from an Irish asylum
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Does Your Kid Hate Reading? This Challenge May Change Their Mind.
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Smallie by Eden McKenzie-Goddard review – the stories behind the Windrush scandal
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How to become emotionally mature – at any age: ‘We often don’t realise the hurt we’re causing’
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Rowing through the fog: how to increase your tolerance for uncertainty
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What should win this year’s International Booker?
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Illness narratives are broken – and they’re failing women like me | Emma Hardy
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How Liberalism Became a Dirty Word
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Liberalism Under Siege: A Blueprint for Revival
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‘I’m so grateful I got to live these days’: A Ghost in the Throat author Doireann Ní Ghríofa on recovering from depression
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The Guardian view on Middlemarch: the greatest novel in the English language | Editorial
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Who’s in, who’s out, and how many have you read? The story behind our 100 best novels list
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Tennessee school district bans Alex Haley’s Roots under 2022 state law
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Seven years after her death, sci-fi pioneer’s last novel bridges Minoan and Pacific Northwest history
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Ian Watson obituary
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The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup
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We Do a Lot of Sneering at “Virtue Signaling.” It May Be Time to Rethink Our Approach.
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Backtalker by Kimberlé Crenshaw review – the audacity of hope
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Cast Away by Francesca de Tores review – gripping portrait of the real-life Robinson Crusoe
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Alex Murdaugh’s Murder Convictions Were Just Overturned. The Reason Why Is Wild.
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Frank Cottrell-Boyce calls for children’s reading to be treated as a ‘right’, in final laureate lecture
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The Latest Overblown Literary Outrage Is Here, and It’s a Real Doozy
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A Fox News Host Wrote a Bestselling Romance About Liberal Women Falling for Republican Men. I Read It So You Don’t Have To.
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Seascraper by Benjamin Wood audiobook review – a shore thing
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Sherlock Holmes review – the game is afoot, a stone’s throw from Baker Street
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Why food is the real star of my new novel
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My Father’s Hidden Life Was in a Box in His Office. By the Time I Found It, It Was Almost Too Late.
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The Correspondent by Virginia Evans review – immensely enjoyable return of the epistolary novel
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Weimar by Katja Hoyer review – the town that changed Germany
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‘Stunned and shocked’: Ingrid Horrocks wins top prize at New Zealand’s Ockham awards for her fiction debut
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How Do the Sex Scenes in Off Campus Stack Up to Heated Rivalry? Let’s Evaluate.
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#MeToo-themed novel wins inaugural reader-led award worth £50,000
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JH Prynne obituary
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Do we judge people by the way they sound? How accents shape our lives
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Stella prize 2026: Lee Lai becomes first non-binary person and first graphic novelist to win with Cannon
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Vocal Break by Lauren Elkin review – a celebration of the female voice
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What the Flock is Sheep Detectives?
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Uprising by Tahmima Anam review – a fiery novel of female rebellion
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Jon Krakauer Wishes He Never Climbed Mount Everest—and Never Wrote Into Thin Air
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