Tell Me Good Things by James Runcie review – love, loss and lessons learned
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‘That orange, it made me so happy’: 50 poems to boost your mood
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Tom Gauld on Monopoly for book lovers – cartoon
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Invasion by Luke Harding review – history in the making
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What we’re reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in November
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Children’s and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels
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You Don’t Know What War Is by Yeva Skalietska audiobook review – a child’s-eye view from Ukraine
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Michelle Zauner: ‘I’ve reread Marilynne Robinson’s Housekeeping a hundred times’
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A Sherlock Carol review – the detective takes on Dickens in a fresh festive mashup
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Marigold and Rose by Louise Glück review – the babies’ tale
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Katherine Duncan-Jones obituary
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‘They teach us’: how whales can help dispel the myth of green capitalism
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A Guest at the Feast by Colm Tóibín review – a writer’s roots
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My Soul Twin by Nino Haratischvili review – the curse of the past
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Chokepoint Capitalism review – art for sale
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Top 10 books about tycoons
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The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary! review – Faubert farce flops
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Saha by Cho Nam-Joo review – timely South Korean dystopia
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This month’s best paperbacks: Claire Keegan, Mario Vargas Llosa and more
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Out of the Blue review – the rise and fall of Liz Truss
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The Fall of Númenor by JRR Tolkien review – masterful world-building from the father of fantasy
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‘This is rock-star history!’ – Antony Beevor on the gung-ho brilliance of SAS Rogue Heroes
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Dinner With Groucho review – table for two mismatched geniuses
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The Thirteenth Angel by Philip Gross review – on Earth and in heaven
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Cars, bars and burger joints: William Eggleston’s iconic America – in pictures
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You Don’t Know What War Is by Yeva Skalietska review – Ukrainian child’s poignant diary
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Oxford word of the year to face its first public vote
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Poem of the week: Foxglove Country by Zaffar Kunial
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‘All you have to do is participate’: how the Shotgun Seamstress zine made space for Black punks
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Julie Powell obituary
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In brief: Papyrus; The Weather Woman; My Life in France – reviews
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They’re Going to Love You by Meg Howrey review – a New York story of ballet and betrayal
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A writer’s colourful home has a story to tell
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Graphic short story: The Lift by Ed Firth | Cartoon
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‘What will I spend the money on? Pens’: the winner of our graphic short story prize 2022
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How to Stand Up to a Dictator by Maria Ressa review – tales of a moral giant
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The Light We Carry by Michelle Obama review – a guide for life from the former first lady
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So Help Me God review: Mike Pence’s tortured bid for Republican relevance
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The big picture: Thomas Rousset’s surreal image of French rural life
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‘It’s on the tape’: Bob Woodward on the criminality of Donald Trump
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A Message from Ukraine by Volodymyr Zelensky review – a winner in the war of words
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Melvin Burgess: ‘The Norse myths are full of sex and violence’
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Fantasy football: a kickabout with the surrealists – in pictures
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Heartstopper author Alice Oseman: ‘If you don’t have sex and romance, you feel like you haven’t achieved’
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$26k for Joan Didion’s old books? Why are the rich obsessed with dead authors’ stuff? | Rachel Connolly
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Tom Gauld on the great Twitter exodus – cartoon
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How to Stand Up to a Dictator by Maria Ressa review – facing down despots
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The Other Side of Prospect review: murder and injustice in New Haven
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Pinocchio review – a truly bold take on Carlo Collodi’s classic
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‘Taking life advice from John Donne would be disastrous’ – the roof-walking, trapeze-flying Baillie Gifford winner
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Where to start with: Marcel Proust
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Recently discovered Wind in the Willows illustration to be sold at auction
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The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup
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Michael Morpurgo: ‘The war poets were the reason I left the army and became a writer’
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The big idea: why does music have such a hold over us?
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The Peckham Experiment by Guy Ware review – a tale of idealism and decline
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Holy Havana! Cuba’s places of worship – in pictures
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£50K Baillie Gifford non-fiction prize won by Katherine Rundell
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TikTok to sell books directly to users via marketplace
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Joanne Harris sees off vote to oust her from Society of Authors role
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Bernie Sanders to publish book outlining vision for ‘political revolution’
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Marcus Sedgwick, celebrated children’s author, dies aged 54
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Power Failure by William D Cohan review – pulling the plug
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‘At 52, I abandoned everything, every friend, every family member’: the top official who escaped Scientology
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Cocoon by Zhang Yueran review – families warped by the state
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The Madness by Fergal Keane review – the BBC war correspondent on conflict, fear and PTSD
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Olivia Douglass wins 4thWrite prize for ‘gripping’ short story Ink
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The 4thWrite short story prize winner: a young mother’s chance encounter with an old classmate
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‘I found a few vintage coats which I grabbed, and ran’: inside the weird world of estate sales
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‘An acutely difficult time’: companies respond to Arts Council funding decisions
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