Show Don’t Tell by Curtis Sittenfeld review – sharp stories about the pleasure and pain of nostalgia
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Writer Percival Everett: ‘Deciding to write a book is like knowingly entering a bad marriage’
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The Kings Head by Kelly Frost review – jocular story of street-fighting sisters
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Literary gold … or betrayal of trust? Joan Didion journal opens ethical minefield
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Waste Wars by Alexander Clapp review – the filthy truth about trash
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One Day, Everyone Will Always Have Been Against This by Omar El Akkad review – Gaza and the sound of silence
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Writer David Szalay: ‘We live in an era of short attention spans – we have to work with it the best we can’
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On my radar: Shon Faye’s cultural highlights
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Grosse Pointe Blank and Miami Blues director George Armitage dies aged 82
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All the president’s friends, from Natalie Harp and Daniel Penny to Andrew Tate
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‘The essential ingredient is openness’: Curtis Sittenfeld on the deep joy of midlife friendship
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‘It allowed us to survive, to not go mad’: the CIA book smuggling operation that helped bring down communism
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The CIA smuggled the Guardian into the eastern bloc during the cold war
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Tom Gauld on the libertarian – cartoon
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Those Passions: on art and politics by TJ Clark review – show me the Monet
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Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner refused to sign memo saying Trump was not antisemitic, book says
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Man found guilty of attempted murder in Salman Rushdie stabbing trial
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Ben Okri: ‘Is A Tale of Two Cities the greatest English novel? Meet me in a pub to discuss’
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Fundamentally by Nussaibah Younis review – witty debut about Islamic State brides
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Writer quits Society of Authors over union’s ‘betrayal’ of Jerusalem bookshop raided by Israeli police
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Where to start with: Jane Austen
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Indie legend Miki Berenyi: ‘There was a falling out in Lush. And, if I’m honest, it still hurts’
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The Café With No Name by Robert Seethaler review – lost souls in postwar Vienna
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Doctored by Charles Piller review – the scandal that derailed Alzheimer’s research
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Why Conclave should win the best picture Oscar
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Beartooth by Callan Wink review – an expansive drama of survival
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Minority Rule: Adventures in the Culture War by Ash Sarkar – identity fraud
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The Monkey review – slapdash splatter comedy is a grating misfire
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Hundreds of books seized from stores in Kashmir as Indian police crack down on dissent
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Disposable: what Covid-19 did to those who couldn’t afford to fight the virus
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Queen James by Gareth Russell review – all the king’s men
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Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafor review – an SF master moves into the mainstream
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This month’s best paperbacks: Percival Everett, Judith Butler and more
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Your Life Is Manufactured by Tim Minshall review – object lessons
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The Violet Hour by James Cahill review – art, secrets and lies
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‘X-rays into the president’s soul’: Jeffrey Toobin on Trump, Biden and the pardon power
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September Says review – intense twin-sister bond lead to things getting strange in rural Ireland
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Crime and thrillers of the month – review
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Presidents at War: how battle has shaped American leaders
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Nesting by Roisín O’Donnell review – a dread-stoking domestic abuse drama
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A ‘great shock’: Julianne Moore’s children’s book under review by Trump administration
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Poem of the week: That by Rebecca Watts
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The Inherited Mind by James Longman review – a moving memoir of mental illness in the family
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The Koran and the Flesh by Ludovic-Mohamed Zahed review – the trials of a gay Muslim
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Patrick Barclay obituary
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JD Vance and those threats from within | Letters
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‘Reading is part of my identity’: the woman taking on Goodreads owner Amazon
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The City Changes its Face by Eimear McBride review – romantic friction from the new bohemians
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Base Notes by Adelle Stripe review – a reckless daughter’s aromatic youth
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Not lighthearted craziness, or a comic disorder of the mind: what it’s like living with OCD
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Those Passions by TJ Clark review – a timely study of the connection between art and politics
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Last chance to enter! The 2025 Observer/ Anthony Burgess prize for arts journalism closes soon
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In brief: Queen James; The Paris Dancer; Melting Point – review
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Jane’s world: fans and admirers pick their favourite Austen characters
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Wages for Housework by Emily Callaci review – dust off those protest banners
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‘Once you realise life is finite, you can’t procrastinate’: Mark Steel on the ups and downs of surviving cancer
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Ash Sarkar: ‘I never learned much of value from TV’
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I was with Salman Rushdie when he was stabbed. The ‘reader effect’ saved us
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Judith Butler: ‘Swimming is the closest thing I have to a religion’
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‘I could have been an Islamic State bride’: the story behind this year’s buzziest comic debut
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‘It seemed wrong to write about normal life after that horrendous election’: US novelist Anne Tyler
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Trigger warnings may do more harm than good. Witness ‘the abortion play’ | Kate Maltby
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Tom Gauld on cooking – cartoon
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The Boyhood of Cain by Michael Amherst review – a terrific queer coming-of-age debut
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‘Cancel culture? We should stop it. End of story’: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie on backlash, writer’s block – and her new baby twins
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The Guardian view on film awards: and the winner is… | Editorial
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I Feel Bad About My Neck by Nora Ephron audiobook review – bold truth-telling
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‘Let’s start a chapter of our own’: the couples who found love in bookshops
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Andrew McMillan: ‘As an atheist, the poetry of Mary Oliver is the closest I come to prayer’
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One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This by Omar El Akkad review – a cathartic savaging of western hypocrisy over Gaza
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