Homeland Elegies by Ayad Akhtar review – courageous and timely
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Ernó Rubik: 'The Cube gives me hope people can solve their problems and survive'
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Inside Story by Martin Amis review – too clever by half
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How the South Won the Civil War review: the path from Jim Crow to Donald Trump
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Ann Goldstein: 'I try to make it really clear that I am not Elena Ferrante'
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The best recent poetry – review roundup
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Eight Detectives by Alex Pavesi review – a homage to the whodunnit
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Further reading: the best books to inspire compassion
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Shakespearean sisterhood: Maggie O'Farrell on Hamnet
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Susanna Clarke: ‘I was cut off from the world, bound in one place by illness’
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Poem of the month: Sexual Antinomianism by Sasha Dugdale
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Small Hours: The Long Night of John Martyn by Graeme Thomson - review
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Martin Amis: 'I was horrified that Trump got in. Now it’s looking scary'
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Why did my black ancestors never leave Texas? They knew land is power | Attica Locke
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Margaret Atwood: ‘If you’re going to speak truth to power, make sure it’s the truth’
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Mayflies by Andrew O’Hagan review – a bittersweet tale of friendship
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Tom Gauld on how to tell if your cat is interested in your novel – cartoon
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It may be hard to find conservative satirists - but how about satyrs?
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Rage review: Will Bob Woodward's tapes bring down Donald Trump?
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Bob Woodward’s book proves Americans still want to read about Trump
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As Diana Rigg's understudy, I never tired of watching her | Margaret Drabble
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The Life and Death of Ancient Cities by Greg Woolf review – why cities are 'natural'
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Nick Hornby: ‘I can quote more Molesworth than I can Shakespeare'
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Breasts and Eggs by Mieko Kawakami review – an interrogation of the female condition
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Sid Meier's Memoir review – Civilization creator is all about fun
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Just Ignore Him by Alan Davies review – a life derailed by abuse
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'I literally weep': anguish as New Zealand's National Library culls 600,000 books
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Risky business: the shadow of constant threat is changing us | Sarah Perry
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Burning the Books by Richard Ovenden review – knowledge under attack
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No Fixed Abode by Maeve McClenaghan review – life and death among the UK's forgotten homeless
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When We Cease to Understand the World by Benjamín Labatut review – the dark side of science
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Shame of shelves full of books you will never read | Adrian Chiles
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Trump knew Covid was deadly but wanted to ‘play it down’, Woodward book says
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The Harpy by Megan Hunter review – a dark tale of domestic destruction
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Top 10 goddesses in fiction | E Foley and B Coates
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Head Hand Heart by David Goodhart review – does getting a degree matter too much?
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Disloyal review: Michael Cohen's mob hit on Trump entertains – but will it shift votes?
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Michael Cohen is scathing about Donald Trump. So why did he spend years enabling him? | Arwa Mahdawi
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French book I Hate Men sees sales boom after government adviser calls for ban
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Michael Cohen book details Trump's racism and toxic family dynamic
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The Age of Innocence is a masterclass in sexual tension
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The best recent thrillers – review roundup
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The Women's prize at 25: co-founder Kate Mosse on why we still need it
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Just Like You review – Nick Hornby tackles race, romance… and Brexit
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Tips, links and suggestions: what are you reading this week?
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Not the Booker: Underdogs: Tooth and Nail by Chris Bonnello review – admirably unusual
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Why the Germans Do it Better by John Kampfner review – in praise of the powerhouse
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Poem of the week: How Poems Arrive by Anne Stevenson
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More Than a Woman by Caitlin Moran review – witty and wise
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The Lives of Lucian Freud: Fame 1968-2011 by William Feaver – review
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In brief: A Tomb With a View; Love Orange; The Art of Screen Adaptation – review
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The Shift by Sam Baker review – funny, frank and empowering
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Who They Was by Gabriel Krauze review – ultraviolent swagger
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Stealing from the Saracens by Diana Darke review – a long-overlooked cultural exchange
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Speaking for Myself review: Sarah Sanders writes one for the Trump team
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Michel Faber: 'I don't read fiction any more'
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'Who knew people wanted a funny book on punctuation?': Lynne Truss on writing Eats, Shoots & Leaves
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Sophie Mackintosh: 'Suddenly I really wanted a baby - I resented that it felt outside my control'
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Watch Roald Dahl’s The Twits: a disgustingly delightful reading – video
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The best recent science fiction and fantasy – review roundup
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Claudia Rankine: 'By white privilege I mean the ability to stay alive'
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I won't let Covid-19 infect my television adaptation of Queenie | Candice Carty-Williams
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JFK: Volume One by Fredrik Logevall review – the Kennedys and the Trumps
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America Through Foreign Eyes review: a Mexican take on the US under Trump
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'Trump has a different leadership style': David Rubenstein plays it by the book
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The Guardian view on book therapy: an old idea finds new life | Editorial
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Publishing must make room for disabled authors - for its own good
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Send us your questions for former Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger
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Marieke Lucas Rijneveld: 'For a long time I believed that Hogwarts actually existed'
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Guaranteed to raise a smile: the 10 most optimistic stories of the summer
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