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Tucker Carlson to launch publishing imprint with books by Russell Brand and Milo Yiannopoulos
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Ghost-Eye by Amitav Ghosh review – a climate-crisis novel let down by its prose
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Walking Shadow by Greg Doran review – Shakespeare’s healing power
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Tom Gauld on the manosphere – cartoon
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Is AI the greatest art heist in history?
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Too hot to handle? Why it’s time for straight male authors to rediscover sex
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Book roundup: Golf titles plentiful as Masters Week puts spotlight on game
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From Peepo! to Middlemarch: 25 books to read before you turn 25
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The best reading order to catch up on all 16 of Sarah J. Maas' books before the next 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' novel
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Jane Caro: ‘I’ve been bullied by the wittiest men in Australia’
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The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – review roundup
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Deborah Levy: ‘CS Lewis’s White Witch terrified me – but I wanted to meet her’
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Go Gentle by Maria Semple review – a joyfully clever New York romcom
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Helen DeWitt turns down $175k Windham-Campbell prize over promotional requirements
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Overnight by Dan Richards audiobook review – an immersive journey into the night worker’s world
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The Housemaid author Freida McFadden reveals her true identity
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Gillian Anderson and Cara Delevingne to hit Cannes as auteur heavyweights dominate festival lineup
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Where to start with: Muriel Spark
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The Beginning Comes After the End by Rebecca Solnit review – a manual for coping with change
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Space: the ultimate wardrobe challenge – in pictures
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You Are the Führer’s Unrequited Love by Jean-Noël Orengo review – Hitler, Speer and beyond
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British novelist Gwendoline Riley wins a $175k Windham-Campbell prize
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The Original Show Was a Sensation During the First Trump Presidency. Now the Sequel Is Here.
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My Lover, the Rabbi by Wayne Koestenbaum review – as fierce and strange as anything you’ll read this year
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The AI Book Scandal Rocking Publishing
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The Black Death by Thomas Asbridge review – a medieval horror story
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‘For leftist Jews, the Bund is a model’: the radical history behind one of Europe’s biggest socialist movements
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I Noticed an Upsetting Change in My 7-Year-Old. I Traced It Back to One Specific, Grotesque Segment of YouTube.
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Upward Bound by Woody Brown review – extraordinary debut from a non-speaking autistic author
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London Falling by Patrick Radden Keefe review – a compulsive tale of money, lies and avoidable tragedy
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Plot twist in downtown Seattle: Barnes & Noble bookstore opening soon in Amazon’s backyard
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Into the Wreck by Susannah Dickey review – an immersive exploration of grief
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Jan Morris by Sara Wheeler review – masterly account of a flawed figure
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Tom Gauld on the Easter egg hunt techniques inspired by great detectives – cartoon
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How to use procrastination to your advantage
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Life of Pi author Yann Martel: ‘I thought the Iliad was a book for old farts… then I started getting ideas’
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Friends, with recipes: how a love of food brought my husband and me together, and helped us part
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A Teen Fell to His Death in London. Behind the Tragedy Lay So Much More.
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‘Enough of this me me me’: Blake Morrison on memoir in the age of oversharing
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If You Can Pass This Very Hard 2028 Political Memoir Quiz, You Get to Be President
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The best recent poetry – review roundup
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Sarah Hall: ‘Everyone wangs on about Anna Karenina – I’ve never been able to finish it’
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Original Sin by Kathryn Paige Harden review – are criminals born or made?
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‘Slavery bounded his life’: Thomas Jefferson’s views on race – in his own words
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An Acclaimed Scientist Brought Attachment Theory to the Masses—and the Masses Completely Misunderstood It. His New Book Sets the Record Straight.
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Death of an Ordinary Man by Sarah Perry audiobook review – an extraordinary chronicle of terminal illness
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Made in Fire Island: how artists were at the heart of the LGBTQ+ mecca
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The Palm House by Gwendoline Riley review – the laureate of bad relationships
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Björk, Rihanna and a passionate embrace: visions of love – in pictures
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From Madonna photo ops to bankruptcy: The publisher that owes Bob Dylan blames 'predatory' lenders
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What we’re reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in March
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JD Vance announces a new memoir about his conversion to Catholicism
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Bold concepts, loose ends in Ibram X Kendi’s Chain of Ideas
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Under Water by Tara Menon review – love, loss and a longing for the ocean
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Baldwin by Nicholas Boggs review – the relationships that drove a genius
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Tennessee library director fired after refusing to move LGBTQ+-themed kids’ books to adult section
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The language of termites: Liss Fenwick’s The Colony – in pictures
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Penguin to sue OpenAI over ChatGPT version of German children’s book
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The New York Times drops freelance journalist who used AI to write book review
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‘Hope, insight and burning humanity’: 2026 International Booker prize shortlist announced
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A Publisher Pulled a Book for Suspected A.I. Use. I Read It—and Found One Telltale Sign Above All Else.
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A Rebel and a Traitor by Rory Carroll review – the extraordinary story of Roger Casement
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Transcription by Ben Lerner review – a stunning exploration of technology and storytelling
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Lázár by Nelio Biedermann review – a Hungarian epic from a 22-year-old author
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Monsters in the Archives by Caroline Bicks review – the writing secrets of Stephen King
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Microsoft VP’s memoir of growing up in India makes unexpected case for what matters in the age of AI
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Tom Gauld on embracing the short novel – cartoon
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‘Serve, smile, procreate’: Yesteryear author Caro Claire Burke on the rise of the tradwife
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Down on your luck? How behavioural neuroscience could help
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