Book clinic: can you recommend adventure novels for adults?
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Stephen King: ‘I have outlived most of my critics. It gives me great pleasure’
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Bernardine Evaristo on Woolwich: 'We weren’t allowed to play outside'
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In this always-on era, I sometimes like to go missing. Please don’t call a search party | Grace Dent
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Samantha Power: ‘To fall flat in such a public way and to have no job ... I was a wandering person’
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The Europeans by Orlando Figes review – the importance of a shared culture
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From persecution to legalisation: what is the ethical way to end the war on drugs?
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The Guardian view on Margaret Atwood and the Booker: a testament to fiction | Editorial
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French novelist ruled out of major prize after antisemitic drawings emerge
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Doctor Who, Star Wars, Alien … why do we love novelisations?
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Rise up, rebel, revolt: how the English language betrays class and power
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Girl by Edna O’Brien review – a masterclass of storytelling
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Malcolm Gladwell on the consequences of misreading a stranger – podcast
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Margaret Atwood wrote “The Testaments” so Hulu won’t screw up “The Handmaid’s Tale”
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Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy: 40 years on, the labyrinthine thriller is still TV caviar
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Beyond the Sea by Paul Lynch review – poetic novel from an Irish prize winner
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Sontag: Her Life by Benjamin Moser review – the sage of America’s cultural elite
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Stanford sexual assault survivor identifies herself before release of memoir
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‘How Do I Even Start That Conversation?’ How the First Woman to Publicly Accuse Larry Nassar Approached Intimacy After Abuse
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Show me the mummy: the undying allure of ancient Egypt
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Exclusive: Hulu and MGM Are Developing Margaret Atwood’s The Testaments for the Screen
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Top 10 books about fake news
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Ann Dowd and More Will Narrate the Testaments Audiobook. Here’s What TV’s Aunt Lydia Had to Say About the Handmaid’s Tale Sequel
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The Testaments by Margaret Atwood – read the exclusive first extract
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The Institute by Stephen King review – return to DuPray
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I left Sunderland at 18 – but was compelled to write about its precarious invincibility | Jessica Andrews
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The Lives of Lucian Freud by William Feaver review – youth: 1922-1968
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The Handmaid’s Tale Was a Warning. Three Decades Later, Margaret Atwood Is Back With Another
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The Booker prize shortlist resists easy reading
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Terrance Dicks obituary
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From sex to money: the eight deep discussions that can save a dying relationship
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Booker prize: Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale sequel makes shortlist
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O Positive by Joe Dunthorne review – natural joker finds a new home
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We Need New Stories by Nesrine Malik review – an excellent nose for hypocrisy
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Salman Rushdie on retelling Don Quixote in Quichotte – books podcast
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Tips, links and suggestions: what are you reading this week?
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Harry Potter books removed from Catholic school 'on exorcists' advice'
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Not the Booker: Please Read This Leaflet Carefully by Karen Havelin review – an angry story of pain
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Your Duck Is My Duck by Deborah Eisenberg review – darkly comic stories
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Poem of the week: Ignotum per Ignotius by Anonymous
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Legacy by Thomas Harding review - Lyons Corner Houses revisited
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From The Handmaid's Tale to Facebook's secrets: best books on surveillance
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Lionel Shriver returns to Australia and doubles down on 'fascistic' identity politics
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Why don’t doctors trust women? Because they don’t know much about us | Gabrielle Jackson
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In brief: Say Say Say; Single Journey Only; What’s Your Type? – reviews
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Lost Girls: Love, War and Literature 1939-1951 by DJ Taylor review – women on the wild side
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The Ditch by Herman Koch review – exploration of pathological jealousy
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As a connoisseur of failure, I’m not quite ready for success | Rhik Samadder
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Footnotes by Peter Fiennes review – rambling with the greats
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In lieu of Ian McKellen’s own memoirs, a new biography offers revelations
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Margaret Atwood: ‘She’s ahead of everyone in the room’
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The Age of Football by David Goldblatt review – not just a beautiful game
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Malcolm Gladwell: ‘I’m just trying to get people to take psychology seriously’
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Call Sign Chaos review: James Mattis pulls a flanking manuever on Trump
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Rape is not 'sex', and 'broken hearts' don't cause murder. Women are dying – and language matters
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James Meek: ‘You read wide and deep, then almost try to forget it’
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Book clinic: who are the best alternatives to Agatha Christie?
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Lost Girls by DJ Taylor review – love, war and literature 1939-51
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Strike 2.0: how gig economy workers are using tech to fight back
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Quichotte by Salman Rushdie – longlisted for the Booker
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The 42 Most Anticipated Books of Fall 2019
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Nightingale Point by Luan Goldie review – a compelling debut novel
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Nell Zink: ‘Politicians are going to lie to Greta Thunberg'
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Imaginary friends are a sign of a lively, creative mind. But they are leaving us | Daisy Buchanan
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Ibram X Kendi: the most extreme racists say, 'I’m the least racist person anywhere in the world'
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Chigozie Obioma: ‘I would rush to the library in my lunch break to read the Odyssey’
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Heavenly visions of hell: Alan Moore on the sublime art of William Blake
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The Need by Helen Phillips review – the terror of the home invasion
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White women were colonisers too. To move forward, we have to stop letting them off the hook | Ruby Hamad
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How to Be an Anticapitalist in the 21st Century by Erik Olin Wright – review
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