Slow Poison by Mahmood Mamdani review – can you really rehabilitate Idi Amin?
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The School of Night by Karl Ove Knausgård review – can this sprawling epic deliver on its promise?
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This Year’s Other Oscar Front-Runner Is Here. I Have Tragic News.
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Crick: A Mind in Motion by Matthew Cobb review – the charismatic philanderer who changed science
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Primitive War review – it’s Green Berets vs dinosaurs in cheerfully cheesy Vietnam war gorefest
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Canada: ‘Inconvenient Indian’ author Thomas King says he is not Indigenous
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Criticizing Taylor Swift Isn’t Inherently Sexist. That Hasn’t Stopped a High-Profile New Book From Insisting Otherwise.
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Poem of the week: Missing You by Miles Burrows
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Holbein: Renaissance Master by Elizabeth Goldring review – a magnificent portrait of the artist
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Tom Gauld on librarians v booksellers – cartoon
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Has Britain become an economic colony?
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‘He was just trying to earn a few kopecks’: how newly translated stories reveal Chekhov’s silly side
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Wicked forever: the enduring appeal of The Wizard Of Oz
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‘I knew I was doing something I shouldn’t’: Karl Ove Knausgård on the fallout from My Struggle and the dark side of ambition
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A Beloved, Seemingly Unadaptable Book Has Been Transformed Into a Gorgeous Netflix Movie and Oscar Hopeful
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A Beloved, Seemingly Unadaptable Book Has Been Transformed Into a Gorgeous Netflix Movie and Oscar Hopeful
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Children and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels
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Sophie Hannah: ‘I gave up on Wuthering Heights three times’
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Things That Disappear by Jenny Erpenbeck review – a kaleidoscopic study of transience
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Superman No 1 sells for $9.12m, becoming most expensive comic ever sold
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Spain has too rosy a view of Franco’s regime. Let’s remind ourselves of its horrors | Giles Tremlett
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Authorities probe Holocaust denial responses from X's Grok
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Liars by Sarah Manguso audiobook review – livid tale of marriage gone awry
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The Hiding Place by Kate Mildenhall review – an edge-of-your-seat thriller that skewers the middle class
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The Scouse Christmas Carol review – knockabout comedy with a potty mouth
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More than half of UK novelists believe AI will replace their work
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The play that changed my life: ‘It was frightening at first but The Inheritance let me discover myself’
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Jeeves Again review – new Jeeves and Wooster stories by celebrity fans
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The Thing With Feathers review – well-intentioned adaptation of Max Porter novella about grief
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Angoulême comics festival in crisis as creators and publishers declare boycott
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Rabih Alameddine wins National book award for fiction with darkly comic epic spanning six decades
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This Might Be the Messiest Political Media Story in Years
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Marina Lewycka obituary
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‘We love a plastic chopstick to stir’: 10 cocktail-making tips from Australian bartender Michael Madrusan
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Sarah Ferguson’s new children’s book ‘pulped’ after scrutiny over Jeffrey Epstein links
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The Dinner Party by Viola van de Sandt review – a formidable debut
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The Running Man Can’t Outpace Our Own Dystopian Slog
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Can ceramics be demonic? Edmund de Waal’s obsession with a deeply disturbing Dane
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Mahmood Mamdani on Zohran, Uganda and forced expulsion: ‘Who is part of the nation and who is not?’
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The best gifts for coffee lovers in 2025
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Seriously Silly: The Life of Terry Jones by Robert Ross review – portrait of a Python
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The wild old wicked gang: great Irish writers – in pictures
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The Wax Child by Olga Ravn review – a visceral tale of witchcraft
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Authors dumped from New Zealand’s top book prize after AI used in cover designs
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‘So weird, but cute’: Bridget Jones immortalised as London welcomes statue of Britain’s favourite singleton
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In a reading rut? How to get back into reading for fun
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Memoirs, myths and Midnight’s Children: Salman Rushdie’s 10 best books – ranked!
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Borderline Fiction by Derek Owusu review – life with borderline personality disorder
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John Updike: A Life in Letters review – the man incapable of writing a bad sentence
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Not OK? Booker winner Flesh ignites debate about state of masculinity
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Tom Gauld on missing out on the Booker prize – cartoon
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Want to avoid anxiety, headaches and constipation? Try giving up on your goals | Emma Beddington
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His research on autism was compassionate – how could Hans Asperger have collaborated with the Nazis?
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Is there a dark side to gratitude?
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If holding a grudge is wrong, why does it feel so right? Just ask Margaret Atwood | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
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The 47 best gift ideas for US tweens in 2025 – picked by actual tweens
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Bill Bryson: ‘Ever since I was a little boy, I have pretended to be able to vaporise people I don’t like’
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The Human Story Behind the 1929 Crash of Wall Street
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How 1929 Shattered America
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Don’t argue with strangers… and 11 more rules to survive the information crisis
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Epic movie: Christopher Nolan uses 2m ft of film for adaptation of The Odyssey
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The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup
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Future Boy by Michael J Fox review – secrets from the set of a definitive 80s movie
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Louis C.K. Has Written His First Novel. Unfortunately, I Read It.
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Wuthering Heights: bold new trailer for Emerald Fennell’s epic adaptation
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Feminist History for Every Day of the Year by Kate Mosse review – the women who helped change the world
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Marina Lewycka, British-Ukrainian author, dies aged 79
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Gasp-worthy, clunky, a moral problem? Critics react to The Hunger Games: On Stage
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The Silver Book by Olivia Laing review – a thin line of beauty
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