Scott Adams, Dilbert creator and conservative commentator, dies aged 68
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Leah Williamson and Richard Osman back National Year of Reading
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Spanish author lambasts linguistic academy over social media influence
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Why Autopsies Are in Decline and Why it Matters
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Love Machines by James Muldoon review – inside the uncanny world of AI relationships
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The pulmonaut: how James Nestor turned breathing into a 3m copy bestseller
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Heated Rivalry books sell out amid Australian fans’ infatuation with gay ice hockey TV show
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I cannot be party to silencing writers, which is why I am resigning as director of Adelaide Writers’ Week | Louise Adler
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Audible deal: Get three months of access for only $3
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Brutal, vibrant and creative: capturing the soul of Latin America in 100 photographs
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The Storm Whale review – touching tale of a little leviathan’s surprise visit
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Poem of the week: Dream-Pedlary by Thomas Lovell Beddoes
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How to Make Parenting “Styles” Work For You
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The Only Cure by Mark Solms review – has modern neuroscience proved Freud right?
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Seven by Joanna Kavenna review – a madcap journey to the limits of philosophy
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‘Act of family vengeance’: French defamation case highlights perils of writing autofiction
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Tom Gauld on performative reading – cartoon
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Why pleasure is the key to self-improvement
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Lamar wants to have children with his girlfriend. The problem? She’s entirely AI
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Netflix’s New Movie Adapts a Huge Bestseller. There Are Some Key Changes.
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Roger McGough: ‘How often do I have sex? Hang on, I’ll find out … Alexa, how often do I have …’
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Mass surveillance, the metaverse, making America ‘great again’: the novelists who predicted our present
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What does your car say about you? A global portrait of people and their rides, from Shanghai to Santa Monica
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Everything That Annoyed Me About a Megapopular Novel Gets Even Worse in Netflix’s Adaptation
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Sarah Moss: ‘I never liked Wuthering Heights as much as Jane Eyre’
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Belgrave Road by Manish Chauhan review – a tender tale of love beyond borders
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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie reveals her one-year-old son has died after a short illness
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The Long Shoe by Bob Mortimer audiobook review – typically quirky cosy crime
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A Long Game by Elizabeth McCracken review – here’s how to really write your novel
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María Corina Machado to publish book on political vision for Venezuela amid upheaval
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The Guardian view on granting legal rights to AI: humans should not give house-room to an ill-advised debate | Editorial
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‘For a moment, only that story matters’: my plan to reignite the all-consuming love of books
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The Oak and the Larch by Sophie Pinkham review – are Russia’s forests the key to its identity?
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This, My Second Life by Patrick Charnley review – an astonishing debut of recovery
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A moment that changed me: in the bombed-out ruins of an apartment block, I saw a book I’d translated
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AI consciousness is a red herring in the safety debate | Letters
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With Sátántangó and Werckmeister Harmonies, Béla Tarr became the vividly disquieting master of spiritual desolation
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What we’re reading: Alan Hollinghurst, Samantha Harvey and Guardian readers on the books they enjoyed in December
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Love, desire and community: the new generation of readers bonding over romance novels
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Money Talks: The Agony and Ecstasy of Barbie
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19 reads for when Emily Henry's 'People We Meet on Vacation' gives you a book hangover
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Arborescence by Rhett Davis review – why would people turn into trees?
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Stories About Death, Sex and Money to Start the New Year
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‘A front row seat to witness history’: Ed Kashi’s astonishing global images – in pictures
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The Score by C Thi Nguyen review – a brilliant warning about the gamification of everyday life
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Hamnet review – Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley beguile and captivate in audacious Shakespearean tragedy
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Samsung’s Galaxy Book 6 series launches at CES with Intel’s newest chips and a refined design
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Michael Schumacher, author of Francis Ford Coppola and Eric Clapton biographies, dies aged 75
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Molly Parkin obituary
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‘There’s this whole other story’: inside the fight to end slavery in the Americas
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The Ten Year Affair by Erin Somers review – the midlife adultery story our generation deserves
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Made in America by Edward Stourton review – why the ‘Trump doctrine’ is no aberration
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When a heart attack left me in a coma, my hallucinations inspired a novel – and a new life
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As a student, he was involved in a drunk-driving incident that killed a cyclist. Years later he would become expert in the healing powers of guilt
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Aliens: the spread of invasive plants and animals across Europe – in pictures
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‘It has become difficult to live’: Hungarian writers bemoan country’s hostile environment
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Dreaming of writing your novel this year? Rip up all the rules!
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Richard Pollak, 91, Dies; Edited Magazine That Criticized the Media
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Wuthering Heights is like a Greek tragedy | Letters
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Every Emily Henry romance novel, ranked
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The best recent poetry – review roundup
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Andrew Miller: ‘DH Lawrence forced me to my feet – I was madly excited’
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Blank Canvas by Grace Murray review – a superb debut from a 22-year-old author
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The Bright Side by Sumit Paul-Choudhury review – a hymn to positivity
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Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams on 4,000 yards: ‘I was brought here for those types of things’
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Sara Banerji obituary
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The Master of Contradictions by Morten Høi Jensen review – how Thomas Mann wrote The Magic Mountain
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The Dead Don’t Bleed by Neil Rollinson review – a gripping tale of family and forbidden love
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Their First Book Changed the World. The Follow-Up Made Me Feel Something I Didn’t Know I Could Feel.
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As a terminally online book nerd, I decided to try asking IRL what I should read. This is what happened | Rafqa Touma
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