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Ghost Lover by Lisa Taddeo review – in the company of men
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The Faber/Observer/Comica graphic short story prize 2022 – enter now!
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Sunday with Kit de Waal: ‘Growing up, it was the worst day of the week’
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Sarah Hall: ‘I used to almost fear opening a book’
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My boyfriend ended things out of the blue – eventually the agony of heartbreak taught me how to live
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The book that tore publishing apart: ‘Harm has been done, and now everyone’s afraid’
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‘There was practically a riot at King’s Cross’: an oral history of Harry Potter at 25
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‘Can objects teach us about reality?’: Ruth Ozeki on her Women’s prize-winning novel
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I Heard What You Said by Jeffrey Boakye review – reflections of a Black school teacher
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Jon Snow set to return in Game of Thrones sequel series – reports
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Danica Novgorodoff wins Kate Greenaway medal for graphic novel Long Way Down
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We Had to Remove This Post by Hanna Bervoets review – confessions of a content moderator
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Yell, Sam, If You Still Can by Maylis Besserie review – Beckett’s last days
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Ireland marks Bloomsday with play about Ulysses obscenity trial
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James Patterson apologizes for saying white male authors face ‘racism’
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Top 10 forests in fiction | Zoe Gilbert
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Red Sauce Brown Sauce by Felicity Cloake review – a quest for the great British breakfast
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‘Landmark’ anthology 100 Queer Poems published for Pride month
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The Digital Republic by Jamie Susskind review – how to tame big tech
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A moment that changed me: I watched my mother dance in nipple tassles on TV – and my heart swelled with pride
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George Lamming obituary
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Future Library opens secret archive of unseen texts in Oslo
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What are the best Italian cookbooks? | Kitchen aide
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Thrillers of the month – review
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Change of seen: trailblazing Black creatives from Tyler, the Creator to FKA twigs – in pictures
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Lapvona by Ottessa Moshfegh review – a carnival of the grotesque
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Peter Parker Showed Me What an Imperfect Hero Could Be
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The big idea: why we shouldn’t be levelling up
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Poem of the week: Hang Gliders with Saxophones by Ian Pople
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The Bloater by Rosemary Tonks review – 1960s gem rescued from obscurity
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The Prince Rupert Hotel for the Homeless by Christina Lamb review – bed, breakfast and respect
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Stephen Thompson obituary
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In brief: How to Be a Writer; The Saint of Lost Things; Widowland – review
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Dark Earth by Rebecca Stott review – magical, mythical historical fiction
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‘I’m certainly open to criticism’: David Wengrow and the trouble with rewriting human history
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The Escape Artist by Jonathan Freedland review – how an Auschwitz breakout alerted the world
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‘It changed lives and opened minds’: a visual record of the birth of acid house
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Love and the Novel by Christina Lupton review – can you live life by the book?
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The Social Distance Between Us by Darren McGarvey review – it’s a long, long way from Westminster
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Faïza Guène: ‘People wanted me to say: Thank you, France’
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Punk’s new wave: Raymond Pettibon’s surf paintings – in pictures
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On my radar: Emily Maitlis’s cultural highlights
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Melvyn Bragg: ‘My daughter conducted my marriage service’
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Pete Doherty on Kate Moss: ‘Our relationship became a running battle: highs and then crushing, violent lows’
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Animal magic: why intelligence isn’t just for humans
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Does anyone ever really feel ‘grown up’? I asked some older people to find out
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Tiepolo Blue by James Cahill review – a bold debut of psychosexual awakening
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‘Dinosaurs are not us’: book reveals how mammals came to rule the world
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The Guardian view on James Joyce’s Ulysses: a 100-year-old masterpiece | Editorial
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Liza Picard obituary
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Why do I forget the books I’ve read? We ask an expert
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Mog the Forgetful Cat review – a miaow-vellous musical treat
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Unseen works by ‘queen of gothic fiction’ Shirley Jackson published
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Edinburgh International book festival announces new hybrid format
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Paper Cup by Karen Campbell review – a journey towards healing
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How Minds Change by David McRaney review
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Secret City: behind the untold gay history of DC politics
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Fight Night by Miriam Toews review – a war cry for rebellious women
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Top 10 novels about things that go horribly wrong on islands
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The Escape Artist by Jonathan Freedland review – the man who broke out of Auschwitz
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‘It’s about self-definition’: behind the early battle to teach Black history in US schools
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‘After lockdown, things exploded’ – how TikTok triggered a books revolution
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Praise be: unburnable copy of The Handmaid’s Tale fetches $130,000
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