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Black British book festival launches publisher
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From White Teeth to Swing Time: Zadie Smith’s best books - ranked!
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Colonial inversions and parliamentary takeovers: the strange, surreal photos of Michael Cook – in pictures
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‘It’s insanely sinister’: horror writers on the scariest stories they’ve ever read
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As Australia’s first Indigenous press photographer, Mervyn Bishop told many others’ stories. Now the yarn is about him
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Literature offers insights into the rise of extremism | Letters
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Don’t let the dugong follow the sea cow | Letters
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There’s a Literacy Crisis. One Classroom Solution Should Be Obvious.
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Children and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels
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A Mind of My Own by Kathy Burke review – a brilliant, blunt and beautiful memoir
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Booker prize launches £50,000 children’s award
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The Children’s Booker prize will tell kids that they matter
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The best e-readers in the US, for every kind of book lover
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New book details infighting behind Trump’s ‘obviously unqualified’ cabinet picks
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One of Our Greatest Fantasy Series Comes to a Close With a Thrilling Final Chapter
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The Rose Field by Philip Pullman – nail-biting conclusion to the Northern Lights series
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New Mr Poirot and Little Miss Marple books to be published
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Detection firm finds 82% of herbal remedy books on Amazon ‘likely written’ by AI
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‘Too dumb to fail’: Ring founder Jamie Siminoff promises gritty startup lessons in upcoming book
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Iris Murdoch’s poems on bisexuality to be published – read one exclusively here
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A 3,200km tour of small Australian libraries taught me just how vital they are | Paul Daley
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Photographer Coreen Simpson’s illustrious career capturing Toni Morrison and Muhammad Ali: ‘I’ve never gotten bored’
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BBC reporters cannot wear Black Lives Matter T-shirts in newsroom, says Tim Davie
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Tom Gauld on limited editions – cartoon
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Tech bros need the world to believe their hype. Here’s an idea – let’s just ignore them | Pip Finkemeyer
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Lily King: ‘What is life without love?’
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Should we treat environmental crime more like murder?
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‘Disorder, fright and confusion’: looking back at the devastating Wall Street crash of 1929
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The platform exposing exactly how much copyrighted art is used by AI tools
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‘A glimpse of genius’: what do unpublished stories found in Harper Lee’s apartment tell us about the To Kill a Mockingbird author?
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A prophetic 1934 novel has found a surprising second life – it holds lessons for us all | Charlotte Higgins
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The Guardian view on Austen and Brontë adaptations: purists may reel, but reinvention keeps classic novels alive | Editorial
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‘Time to take the big leap’: Reese Witherspoon’s first novel hits the shelves
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