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My Animals, and Other Animals by Bill Bailey review – dogs and monsters
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All My Precious Madness by Mark Bowles review – biting humour
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This month’s best paperbacks: Werner Herzog, Karl Ove Knausgaard and more
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Revenge of the Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell review – the superspreader returns
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The Third Realm by Karl Ove Knausgård review – a visionary epic
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Lost highways: an offbeat road trip through forgotten America – in pictures
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‘I want space for jokes’: how film-maker Iryna Tsilyk captures surreal life in Ukraine
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What we’re reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in September
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TS Eliot prize for poetry shortlist contains ‘a strong strain of elegy’
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Crime and thrillers of the month – review
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The Strangers by Ekow Eshun review – inside the minds of extraordinary Black men
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Where to start with: Truman Capote
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Polari prize shortlists include Munroe Bergdorf, Jon Ransom and Lex Croucher
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Poem of the week: Four boys, maybe five … by Tal Nitzán
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The big idea: how to use your senses to help beat depression
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The Mystery of Little Angel Theatre review – Robin Stevens brings juicy intrigue in dynamic whodunnit
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Our Evenings by Alan Hollinghurst review – one for the ages
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Seven Children: Inequality and Britain’s Next Generation by Danny Dorling review – essential reading
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Character Limit: How Elon Musk Destroyed Twitter review – the ego has landed, just not on Mars
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Playground by Richard Powers review – an electrifyingly beautiful tale of tech and the ocean
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‘An impossible passion’: cinema’s long love affair with Wuthering Heights
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Our London Lives by Christine Dwyer Hickey review – emotionally engaging city saga
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Interference review – team behind the Mueller Report describe the 2016 political maelstrom
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‘Once she was Jan, I never thought of her as anything other than a woman’: Jan Morris remembered by her son
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The Silence of the Choir by Mohamed Mbougar Sarr review – a masterly tale of African refugees in rural Sicily
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‘Death isn’t necessarily always sad’: the pathologist taking the French book charts by storm
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‘Are you good in bed?’ Jilly Cooper on horses, lefties and which fictional character she would like to sleep with
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The big picture: Consuelo Kanaga’s portrait of a young woman in the deep south, 1948
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The Peepshow by Kate Summerscale review – new perspectives on the Rillington Place murders
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Stuart Murdoch: ‘I feel like this book will be the Trainspotting of ME’
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Board masters: artists’ palettes as works of art – in pictures
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The Outrun review – Saoirse Ronan impresses in a refreshingly unconventional recovery drama
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Alexander Armstrong and Ben Miller look back: ‘We were really cross with each other, slamming the door and saying: That’s it’
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Philomena Cunk: ‘A mind is for speaking, not for thinking’
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Kelly Hoppen: ‘I’d rather have more sex, because I’ve got money and fame’
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Beyond The Tipping Point: Malcolm Gladwell on Covid, Trump and what he got wrong
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Exclusive extract: Malcolm Gladwell on schoolchildren, super‑spreaders and the new science of epidemics
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Tom Gauld on preparing for winter – cartoon
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Powsels and Thrums by Alan Garner review – the magus speaks
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Never Let Me Go review – fresh life found in Kazuo Ishiguro’s school dystopia
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Maggie Smith was the grandest of grande dames – and a true cinematic superstar | Peter Bradshaw
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Maggie Smith, Oscar-winning star of stage and screen, dies aged 89
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From beer to books: 16 subscription services to save you time and money
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Activists ‘fight against censorship’ in the largest US book bans: prisons
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Elizabeth Strout: ‘I would never ask someone to read my books!’
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Hellboy: The Crooked Man review – sputtering mess even a metric ton of makeup can’t conceal
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Small Rain by Garth Greenwell review – the lessons of pain
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Killer Heat review – overcooked Jo Nesbø adaptation is deathly dull
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Libraries will only exist for as long as we borrow from them. Consider it your civic duty | Jodi Wilson
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Erotic Review ‘moving away from the male gaze’ with 80% female contributors
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1984 review – Keith Allen’s sadistic superior emanates controlled rage
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Taken As Red by Anushka Asthana review: the story behind Keir Starmer’s path to power
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‘It caught everyone by surprise’: inside the rise and fall of the Disney Channel
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A Sunny Place for Shady People by Mariana Enríquez review – gothic horror with a twist
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Lucky Loser review – how Donald Trump squandered his wealth
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A Thousand Threads by Neneh Cherry review – life’s rich pageant
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Salons, strippers and sexy beach kisses: American street life – in pictures
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Liane Moriarty: ‘I was wondering, “How is everyone on this plane going to die?”’
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Children of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs hit out about alleged ‘memoir’ by their mother
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Money by David McWilliams review – the story of cold hard cash
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Small Bomb at Dimperley by Lissa Evans review – a deeply pleasurable postwar tale
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Our Evenings by Alan Hollinghurst review – his finest novel yet
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‘How would I ever make sense of this place?’: new eyes on New York – in pictures
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Dragonkeeper review – kids’ animation in which a girl must save China’s last fire breathers
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‘I had found gold before, but not like this’: four of the most splendid treasures salvaged from shipwrecks
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Agimat by Romalyn Ante review – spells to ward off trauma
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‘Having been repeatedly annihilated by my mother, I’m resilient as hell’: Gwyneth Lewis
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Subversive holiday snaps: the travels of Luigi Ghirri – in pictures
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A Woman Like Me: A Memoir by Diane Abbott review – rich and complex record of resilience
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