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Bill Bryson: ‘Ever since I was a little boy, I have pretended to be able to vaporise people I don’t like’
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The Human Story Behind the 1929 Crash of Wall Street
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How 1929 Shattered America
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Don’t argue with strangers… and 11 more rules to survive the information crisis
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Epic movie: Christopher Nolan uses 2m ft of film for adaptation of The Odyssey
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Louis C.K. Has Written His First Novel. Unfortunately, I Read It.
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Wuthering Heights: bold new trailer for Emerald Fennell’s epic adaptation
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Feminist History for Every Day of the Year by Kate Mosse review – the women who helped change the world
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Marina Lewycka, British-Ukrainian author, dies aged 79
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King Sorrow by Joe Hill review – dragon-fired horror epic is a tour de force
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‘A girl of genius’: archives unsealed of Amy Levy, queer Jewish writer admired by Oscar Wilde
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The Hunger Games: On Stage review – thundering fight to the death in a dazzling dystopia
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‘Every account is slightly different’: who were the real Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday?
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Adele to make acting debut in star-studded Tom Ford movie
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Loren Ipsum by Andrew Gallix review – chronically funny satire of the literary scene
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We Did OK, Kid: A Memoir by Anthony Hopkins review – a legend with a temper
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The Running Man review – Glen Powell sprints through fun update of Stephen King future-shock sci-fi satire
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‘It’s notoriously hard to write about sex’: David Szalay on Flesh, his astounding Booker prize-winner
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Money Talks: Why Women of Color Pay More
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One Aladdin Two Lamps by Jeanette Winterson review – freewheeling reflections on life, art and AI
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The Secret Santa Project review – festive romcom tries for the Love Actually style multiple story strands
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Vaim by Jon Fosse review – the Nobel laureate performs a strange miracle
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The risky strategy of Booker winner Flesh pays off | Justine Jordan
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Netflix’s Frankenstein Offers a Different Spin on One of Literature’s All-Time Assholes
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Poem of the week: Leaves by Frederic Manning
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Tom Gauld on writing a masterpiece – cartoon
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I’m a committed introvert – but no AI will take away the joy I get from other people | Emma Beddington
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James Watson obituary
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Could urban farming feed the world?
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‘Ambition is a punishing sphere for women’: author Maggie Nelson on why Taylor Swift is the Sylvia Plath of her generation
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‘They’re not wolves – they’re sheep’: the psychiatrist who spent decades meeting and studying lone-actor mass killers
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‘For the women who gave birth in the dark’: a portrait of motherhood in Gaza
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‘I had a year to write it from scratch’: the 2025 Booker finalists on the stories behind their novels
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Netflix’s New Frankenstein Is … Hot?
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The day Margaret Atwood saved me from a mortifying interview | Letters
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Lipstick, manicures ... and fascism: the ugliness behind the $450bn beauty industry
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Lee Tamahori, director of Once Were Warriors and James Bond movie Die Another Day, dies aged 75
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Michelle Obama’s New Book Makes It Clearer Than Ever What She Has Become
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Amazon is testing an AI tool that automatically translates books into other languages
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Dear England: Lessons in Leadership by Gareth Southgate review – an exercise in passive-aggressive self-justification
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CD Rose awarded the 2025 Goldsmiths prize
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I Adore Martha Stewart. Her Latest Viral Comments Are Making Me Question Some Things.
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I did the 'Throne of Glass' tandem read and gained a new appreciation for one of Sarah J. Maas' most controversial books
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone by JK Rowling audiobook review – an all-star outing
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19 enemies-to-lovers romance books to read right now
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‘I’m never surprised when I read about a woman murdering a man’: Helen Garner on her Baillie Gifford prize-winning diaries
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Drink tea, tidy up and take action! Can advice from artists really improve your life?
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Other People’s Fun by Harriet Lane review – darkly comic tale of envy and revenge in the Insta age
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‘The only danger here is snakes’: where Orwell wrote Nineteen Eighty-Four – in pictures
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Alan Hollinghurst wins David Cohen lifetime award for ‘pioneering’ novels
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Michelle Obama’s book details how the media’s fixation on her arms was used to ‘otherize’ her
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Sara Pascoe’s novel wins inaugural Jilly Cooper award
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It’s One of the Most Valuable Things in America. It Can Crash the Economy. And It’s Beneath Every Home.
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She left tech to open a romance bookstore, and AI is helping the small business blossom
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Tom’s Crossing by Mark Z Danielewski – House of Leaves author returns with a 1200-page western
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Torture in Israeli prisons rose sharply during war, says freed Palestinian author
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Horror show: North American box office records lowest monthly total since 1997
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You’ve Seen These Books in Every Gift Shop. You Won’t Guess Who Wants to Buy Them Now.
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‘Badass’ Salman Rushdie says he doesn’t have PTSD symptoms after 2022 attack
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Queen Esther by John Irving review – a disappointing companion to The Cider House Rules
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