The Friday Afternoon Club by Griffin Dunne review – a Hollywood insider with an outsider’s eye
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‘In South Africa, you hear of disappearance all the time’: one photographer’s search for his sister’s missing years
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My dad Martin Amis loved a gangster film – but hated my plays | Fernanda Amis
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Sulaiman Addonia: ‘I’m taking writing back to the rock’n’roll era!’
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On my radar: Golda Schultz’s cultural highlights
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‘I believed I was one of the cool kids’: Ingrid Persaud on her journey from legal academic to artist to novelist
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I’m an expert on adolescence: here’s why a smartphone ban isn’t the answer, and what we should do instead
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‘Don’t read just one book about Sri Lanka’: VV Ganeshananthan on her civil war novel
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Naomi Klein: ‘Nobody’s perfect – but that’s not an excuse for doing nothing’
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Prima Facie by Suzie Miller review – Jodie Comer narrates with charisma and firepower
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Hunt for Gollum: are Ian McKellen and Viggo Mortensen being quietly dropped?
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Caroline Lucas: ‘Rory Stewart finds Westminster as dysfunctional as I do’
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Hungry for What by María Bastarós review – darkly compelling tales from Spain
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VV Ganeshananthan and Naomi Klein win Women’s prizes for fiction and nonfiction
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Five of the best fashion memoirs
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Systemic by Layal Liverpool review – the price of prejudice
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Freud’s Last Session review – what-if meeting of minds with Anthony Hopkins as the master analyst
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Cecilia by K-Ming Chang review – teenage kicks
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The Friday Afternoon Club by Griffin Dunne review – Hollywood tales
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Bubbling up! Portrait of Humanity prize winners – in pictures
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‘I didn’t discover rationality until I went to England’: Neil Jordan on Tom Cruise, sandwich-boarding and seeing his dad’s ghost
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Treasure review – Lena Dunham and Stephen Fry uneasy in well-intentioned Holocaust drama
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‘He queered the hell out of it’: the man behind Shakespeare’s same-sex love sonnets
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The Heart in Winter by Kevin Barry review – a wild western
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Scattered by Aamna Mohdin review – the road to survival
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Sandwich by Catherine Newman review – emotional crisis and comedy in Cape Cod
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Doggy dazzlers! Colourful Japanese street scenes – in pictures
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The sexiest books of all time: Goodreads has ranked them – and Mister Orgasm is on top
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Sir Oliver Popplewell obituary
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Being Mr Wickham review – Jane Austen’s cad meanders into old age
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‘I wouldn’t call it a victory’: Fossil Free Books organisers on Baillie Gifford’s exit from literary festival funding
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Crime and thrillers of the month – review
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Scaffolding by Lauren Elkin review – an erudite first novel with horny energy
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‘He made every sentence electric’: Martin Amis remembered by Tina Brown, his old friend and devoted editor
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At 46, I had no partner, no children. So I spent a month pursuing pleasure in Paris
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The big idea: why we need to put death on the curriculum
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A Little Art Education by Lynn Barber review – pocket portraits that are a breath of fresh air
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Great Britain?: How We Get Our Future Back by Torsten Bell review – a roadmap to the new normal
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Hamas: The Quest for Power review – the men behind the masks
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Daniel Kramer obituary
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The High Seas by Olive Heffernan review – the depths of despair
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Not That I’m Bitter by Helen Lederer review – funny lessons from the comedy fringe
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Ukrainian author turned soldier Oleksandr Mykhed: ‘This is not Putin’s war. This is a war waged by the whole Russian nation’
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Going Home by Tom Lamont review – a debut with charm to burn
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Winner: Observer/Anthony Burgess prize 2024: Oscar Jelley reviews Isabel Waidner
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Hip-Hop Is History by Questlove review – a soundtrack for the world, from the Sugarhill Gang to Kanye West
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Sunday with Jacqueline Wilson: ‘It’s called the South Downs, but it mostly seems to be up’
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Lorrie Moore: ‘I identify with Beth in Little Women, who dies’
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Glamour to ghost town: the fate of one Cypriot beach resort – in pictures
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Climate scientist Susan Solomon: ‘Let’s not give up now – we’re right on the cusp of success’
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On my radar: Billy Corgan’s cultural highlights
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Palestinian author Raja Shehadeh: ‘All this solidarity from the world – yet nothing has changed’
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I got married knowing I didn’t want children, and that my husband felt the same. Then he had a change of heart
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‘Imperial nostalgia has become so extreme’: Sathnam Sanghera on the conflict surrounding colonial history
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Broken Threads by Mishal Husain review – a spectacular family chronicle of partition
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Albert Ruddy obituary
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Child of Klan leader on abandoning white nationalism: ‘I am haunted by its legacy’
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The Fraud by Zadie Smith audiobook review – exuberant and funny
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Emma Donoghue: ‘Jonathan Livingston Seagull blew my tiny mind’
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The In-Between by Christos Tsiolkas review – the power of love
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What to Know About the New Hunger Games Book and Movie Coming Soon
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Author Suzanne Collins announces fifth Hunger Games book
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Five of the best books about fatherhood
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Christopher Isherwood Inside Out by Katherine Bucknell review – courage and camp
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From racist rants to spiritual guru? What we learned from Seinfeld star Michael Richards’s autobiography
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Playing Kafka review – a well-intentioned but sanitised attempt at adapting the unadaptable
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Under a Rock by Chris Stein review – sex, squalor and superstardom
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Teenage kicks: the bumpy ride of adolescence – in pictures
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Handwritten ‘draft’ of Albert Camus’s L’Étranger sold in Paris for €650,000
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Going Home by Tom Lamont review – vibrant debut of fathers and sons
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