‘A cultural icon’: axed Australian literary journal Meanjin finds new life in Queensland
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How I Shop with Nussaibah Younis: ‘These make me 60% less likely to murder my neighbours’
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‘A white man’s war, a Black man’s fight’: the eye-opening story of Black soldiers in Vietnam
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The Great Resistance by Carrie Gibson review – a panoramic account of the fight to end slavery
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The distance between us: are these people together or apart? – in pictures
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Your Life Without Me by James Meek review – angel of destruction haunts a domestic drama
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Sydney author guilty of child abuse after book, Daddy’s Little Toy, depicted adult role-playing as toddler
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US judges dismiss lawsuits accusing Neil Gaiman of sexual assault
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War of the Worlds review – HG Wells recast as a fever dream of fear and xenophobia
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Poem of the week: To Wordsworth by Percy Bysshe Shelley
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Female, Nude by Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett review – a seductive drama of art and rivalry
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Gordon Brown by James Macintyre review – a very different kind of politician
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Tom Gauld on preparing to meet the editor – cartoon
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Want to stop Trump bullying your country? Retaliate
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The New Fabio Is Claude
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Can AI Chatbots Write Emotionally Rich Romance Books?
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‘I’m the psychedelic confessor’: the man who turned a generation on to hallucinogens returns with a head-spinning book about consciousness
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The Unlikely Hit That’s Popularizing a Whole New Type of Novel
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Never mind the lit-bros: Infinite Jest is a true classic at 30
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The best recent poetry – review roundup
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Helen of Nowhere by Makenna Goodman review – a perfect fairytale for our times
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Nussaibah Younis: ‘The Bell Jar helped me through my own mental illness’
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Jean by Madeleine Dunnigan review – sex and teenage secrets
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Magic Beach by Alison Lester named Australia’s best children’s picture book
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Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë audiobook review – Aimee Lou Wood reads the romance of the moment
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Spotify's Page Match seamlessly swaps between real books and audiobooks
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The Colour of Home by Sajid Javid review – from one hostile environment to another
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‘They’d rarely seen television’: childhood magic in rural Colombia – in pictures
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Leaving Home by Mark Haddon review – blistering memoir of a loveless childhood
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For Valentine's Day, we asked 18 women for the best gifts they ever got
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‘I think we feel stuck’: Kate Pickett on how to build a better, fairer, less stressed society
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On the Future of Species by Adrian Woolfson review – are we on the verge of creating synthetic life?
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Tantrums, rancid meatloaf and family silver stuffed into underpants: the delicate art of the Holocaust comedy
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Crux by Gabriel Tallent review – a passionate portrait of teenage climbers
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‘She thought it was too sexy!’: portraits of Kate Moss, Grace Jones and a tea-drinking chimp – in pictures
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‘Pain is a violent lover’: Daisy Lafarge on the paintings she made when floored with agony
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Marwan Barghouti, ‘Palestine’s Mandela’, to publish book from prison
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Don’t let nostalgia cloud your judgment: some of the best picture books are actually the newest | Kate Temple
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Money Talks: The Retirement Crisis is Overhyped
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Jilly Cooper made everyone feel special – and her memorial was the perfect tribute | Zoe Williams
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White River Crossing by Ian McGuire review – colonial greed drives a doomed hunt for gold
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The Women Who Made George Saunders A Wife Guy
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The Good Society by Kate Pickett review – the Spirit Level author takes stock
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Abandoned houses! Cows stuck in trees! The place full of secrets – in pictures
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Stormzy calls reading a ‘superpower’ as he backs accessible books campaign
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Poem of the week: The Secret Day by Stella Benson
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Rebel English Academy by Mohammed Hanif review – a sure-fire Booker contender
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Fatima Bhutto on secrets, lies and surviving coercive control – podcast
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My youngest is starting school for the first time. How can I best preserve his relentless curiosity? | Shadi Khan Saif
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Dead Souls review – Alex Cox rides into sunset with anti-Trump spaghetti western
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Reading was the key to breaking through the fog of my parents' dementia | Jo Glanville
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Why you should embrace rejection
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Wimpy Kid author Jeff Kinney: ‘I’ve sold 300m books. What’s next?’
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Tom Gauld on the rewards of enhanced reading – cartoon
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Fatima Bhutto on her abusive relationship: ‘I thought it could never happen to me’
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Six great reads: ‘Fafo’ parenting, what tech does to us, and Patrick Bateman’s legacy
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Jack Kerouac’s 37 metre-long, first draft scroll of On the Road to be auctioned
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‘Her name was Mothball and she changed my life’: the true story behind Diary of a Wombat
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Sequel to The Time Traveler’s Wife to be published this autumn
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The best recent translated fiction – review roundup
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What we’re reading: George Saunders, Erin Somers and Guardian readers on the books they enjoyed in January
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Susan Choi: ‘For so long I associated Dickens with unbearable Christmas TV specials’
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Wise by Frank Tallis review – how to turn your midlife crisis into a hero’s journey
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Publishers are blocking the Internet Archive for fear AI scrapers can use it as a workaround
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One of 2025’s Biggest Books Came Out of Nowhere. After Reading It, I Think I Understand Why.
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‘Unjust and inhuman’: how royal family ignored a Black abolitionist’s plea to end the slave trade
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Robert Crumb review – sexual deviancy elevated to an art form
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Virgin by Hollie McNish audiobook review – myth-shattering poetry about purity and sex
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From incel culture to the White House: American Psycho’s dark hold on modern masculinity
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Lost Lambs by Madeline Cash review – clever comedy for our conspiracy theory age
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