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Top 10 books about New York | Craig Taylor
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Redder Days by Sue Rainsford review – waiting for the end of the world
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Double Blind by Edward St Aubyn review – in pursuit of knowledge
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The Disappearance of Lydia Harvey by Julia Laite review – a sex worker in Edwardian London
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The return of the bonkbuster: how horny heroines are starting a new sexual revolution
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George R.R. Martin just signed his remaining free time over to HBO
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Game of Thrones stage show coming to Broadway and West End
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Esther’s Notebooks by Riad Sattouf review – fantastically daring
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Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o nominated as author and translator in first for International Booker
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A World on the Wing by Scott Weidensaul review – incredible journeys taken by migratory species
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Captain Underpants author withdraws book over 'passive racism'
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George RR Martin signs five-year, eight-figure deal for more HBO projects
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Poem of the Week: Hymn to Aphrodite by Frederick Seidel
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The Manningtree Witches by AK Blakemore review – menacing and thrilling debut
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‘We will have to choose our apocalypse’: the cost of freedom after the pandemic
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The Hard Crowd by Rachel Kushner review – New Journalism given a new lease of life
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Mel Giedroyc: 'I’ve never been one of the cool gang. It’s a good feeling'
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And the brand played on: Bob Dylan at 80
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Reverend Richard Coles: ‘The loss of my husband is immense’
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My Rock'n'Roll Friend by Tracey Thorn review – a philosophical and furious memoir
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Philip Roth: The Biography by Blake Bailey review – definitive life of a literary great in thrall to his libido
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Justice, Justice Thou Shalt Pursue review: how Ruth Bader Ginsburg changed America
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Writers in culture war over rules of the imagination
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Nigella Lawson’s How To Eat is a feast of favourite recipes and high camp
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Stuart Lawrence: 'I really looked up to Stephen'
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Toy stories: 100 years of American toy adverts – in pictures
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'I wrote it as a fugitive from what my life had become': Tsitsi Dangarembga on Nervous Conditions
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Richard Mabey: 'Viruses and man-eating tigers and predatory Asian hornets are all part of nature'
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Many Different Kinds of Love by Michael Rosen review – life after Covid
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Maggie O'Farrell: ‘Severe illness refigures you – it’s like passing through a fire’
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Revolutions by Hannah Ross review – the story of women on two wheels
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Beverly Cleary, beloved children's author, dies aged 104
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Beverly Cleary, Legendary Children’s Author Who Quietly Revolutionized Kid Lit, Dies at 104
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Howl: illuminating draft of Allen Ginsberg's seminal poem found
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'She showed what poetry can do': young London laureates feel the Amanda Gorman effect
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Children’s books roundup – the best new picture books and novels
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Vivian Gornick: 'I couldn’t finish Michelle Obama’s Becoming'
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Five books that got you through lockdown
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Under a White Sky by Elizabeth Kolbert review – the path to catastrophe
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The aftermath of a rape
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Doubts cast over provenance of unearthed Sappho poems
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Debut authors dominate on 'extraordinary' Dylan Thomas prize shortlist
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JRR Tolkien's own illustrations appear in Lord of the Rings for the first time
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DIY dog food is all the rage: will these recipes bowl over my little terrier?
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My Rock'n'Roll Friend by Tracey Thorn review – a story of sexism in pop
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The Absolute Book by Elizabeth Knox review – an instant classic
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Carmen Maria Machado wins Rathbones Folio prize for queer abuse memoir
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A Reading List to Celebrate Asian Authors, From Members of TIME’s Asian Community
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Top 10 novels set in villages | Claire Fuller
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The Truth About Modern Slavery by Emily Kenway review – too much hollow talk
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Names of the Women by Jeet Thayil review – Bible stories reclaimed
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Philip Roth by Blake Bailey review – how a literary giant treated women
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'To convey black beauty is an act of justice': Tasweer photo festival – in pictures
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The travel guidebooks we still love
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Raymond Antrobus: 'Deafness is an experience, not a trauma'
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Surrogate by Susan Spindler review – a postmenopausal reckoning
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Thomas Bernhard was a 'demon', half-brother reveals in bestseller
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Helgoland by Carlo Rovelli review – the mysteries of quantum mechanics
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Translator Kate Briggs among this year's Windham-Campbell prize winners
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Nawal El Saadawi obituary
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The best recent thrillers – review roundup
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Invisible Walls by Hella Pick review – vital lessons from a titan of journalism
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Bravery, hope and escape: the best books to cheer up kids in lockdown
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Douglas Adams' note to self reveals author found writing torture
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Nawal El Saadawi, trailblazing Egyptian writer, dies aged 89
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Many Different Kinds of Love by Michael Rosen review – a national treasure's Covid diaries
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Gay Bar by Jeremy Atherton Lin review – a lurid, literary night out
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The Penguin Book of Feminist Writing review – a powerful concept, frustratingly executed
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Value(s) by Mark Carney review – call for a new kind of economics
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