The AI Con by Emily M Bender and Alex Hanna review – debunking myths of the AI revolution
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The Book of Records by Madeleine Thien review – a dazzling fable of migration
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Tom Gauld on how to focus on writing your book – cultural cartoon
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Are we hardwired to fall for autocrats?
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Pillion review – 50 shades of BDSM Wallace and Gromit in brilliant Bromley biker romance
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Marked decline in semicolons in English books, study suggests
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A Danish Groundhog Day or tales of millennial angst… What should win this year’s International Booker?
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Original Sin: book on Biden’s health decline reopens Democratic party’s wounds
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Die, My Love review – Jennifer Lawrence excels in intensely sensual study of a woman in meltdown
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Robert Macfarlane: ‘Sometimes I felt as if the river was writing me’
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‘My sadness is not a burden’: author Yiyun Li on the suicide of both her sons
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A TikTok star’s frat boy sitcom to Springsteen’s UK return: the week in rave reviews
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The Guardian view on the Moomins at 80: in search of a home | Editorial
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‘I’m still not tired of it’: the best books to read aloud to kids, according to parents
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Carys Davies wins the Ondaatje prize for Clear, a ‘masterpiece of exquisite, craggy detail’
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James Gunn’s new Superman is more human than alien god – but can he still inspire awe?
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The Optimist by Keach Hagey review – inside the mind of the man who brought us ChatGPT
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Palestinian author Yasmin Zaher wins Dylan Thomas prize with ‘audacious’ novel The Coin
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The Guardian view on Europe’s growing wealth divide: back to the world of Balzac | Editorial
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Karla’s Choice by Nick Harkaway audiobook review – a new Smiley from le Carré’s son
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How Taylor Jenkins Reid Became a Publishing Powerhouse
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The Afterlife of Malcolm X: how the civil rights icon influenced America
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I Love You, Byeee by Adam Buxton review – a book that is by turns stupid, zany, and surprisingly charming
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A New New Me by Helen Oyeyemi review – a fable about self-mythology
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Abi Daré wins the inaugural Climate fiction prize
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‘Like making whisky’: how The Curious Case of Benjamin Button aged into a timeless musical
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Water in the Desert Fire in the Night by Gethan Dick review – hope at the end of the world
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Where to start with: Virginia Woolf
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The Heart-Shaped Tin by Bee Wilson review – what the contents of our kitchens says about us
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‘Eerie gem’ of an unearthed Graham Greene story published in Strand Magazine
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Statues of JRR Tolkien and his wife to be unveiled in East Yorkshire
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All of Us Atoms by Holly Dawson review – what happens when a writer loses her memory?
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The Emperor of Gladness by Ocean Vuong review – heartbreak and hope
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Margaret Atwood says she cannot remember another time ‘when words themselves have felt under such threat’
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What’s better than a cafe, wilderness retreat or spa? A silent cafe, wilderness retreat or spa | Emma Beddington
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Poem of the week: Find Me by Shanta Acharya
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Slags by Emma Jane Unsworth review – a riotous roadtrip
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Dianaworld by Edward White review – why we’re still obsessed with the people’s princess
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Nevermoor’s Jessica Townsend on frantic fans, her fantasy smash hit – and feeling ‘gutted’ by JK Rowling
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The big idea: could the English language die?
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Tom Gauld on martial arts for authors – cartoon
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Given up on reading? Elif Shafak on why we still need novels
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‘Buddhism and Björk help me handle fame’: novelist Ocean Vuong
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Ocean with David Attenborough, Forever and PinkPantheress: the week in rave reviews
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Channing Tatum and Pedro Pascal write poems for Canadian musician Mustafa’s book
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Two Pints review – Roddy Doyle’s boozy banter is a masterclass in comedy
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Post your questions for Cosey Fanni Tutti
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Einkvan review – Nobel-winner’s eerie, evocative study of estrangement and solitude
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Willkommen, bienvenue! New festival celebrates translated fiction from Cameroon to Slovakia as sales boom
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Emma Jane Unsworth: ‘I blush when I think of Miranda July’s All Fours. I became a changed woman’
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The best science fiction, fantasy and horror – reviews roundup
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Gunk by Saba Sams review – boozy nights and baby love
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Leave them hanging on the telephone | Brief letters
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The Vaster Wilds by Lauren Groff audiobook review – a fugitive’s fight for survival
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The History Behind Judy Blume’s Most Controversial Novel, Forever
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Ginseng Roots by Craig Thompson review – a genre-defying graphic novel about class, religion and globalisation
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This month’s best paperbacks: Sally Rooney, Salman Rushdie and more
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The Illegals by Shaun Walker review – gripping true stories of spies who lived deep undercover
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The Names by Florence Knapp – the verdict on spring’s hottest debut
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Is Dua Lipa the best literary interviewer?
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Sunstruck by William Rayfet Hunter review – a Saltburn-style story of identity
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Mark Twain by Ron Chernow review – the story of America’s first literary celebrity, from the author of Hamilton
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Palestinian poet Mosab Abu Toha wins Pulitzer prize for commentary
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Next Time, Keith McNally Says He’s Only Going to Write About Dead People
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‘I’m burping? At least I didn’t fart!’ Ten things I’ve learned about ageing rockers
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Poem of the week: Vergissmeinnicht by Keith Douglas
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Pathemata by Maggie Nelson review – a writer’s attempt to describe chronic pain
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Dream State by Eric Puchner review – an epic tale of paradise lost
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A child on thin ice: EA Hanks on life with her abusive mother – and world-famous father
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Homefires burning: how a cache of passionate love letters shows the second world war on two fronts
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