I grew up mixed-race in southern Africa. Who has the right to tell my story? | Malla Nunn
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The Color Purple review – a musical with heart, spirit and soul
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The Lost Boys by Catherine Bailey review – a Hitler vendetta and a remarkable family tale
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The Universe Speaks in Numbers review – should we believe in a ‘theory of everything’?
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Ducks, Newburyport by Lucy Ellmann review – Anne Tyler meets Gertrude Stein
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The Pioneers review: David McCullough on Ohio and a road less travelled
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Sexism in dictionaries: why are 'hussy, baggage and filly' still used to describe a woman?
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On reflection: how the 'albedo effect' is melting the Antarctic
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The New Me by Halle Butler review – deliciously dark satire of office life
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Revenge of the She-Punks and A Seat at the Table review – the women who changed music
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The Warlow Experiment by Alix Nathan review – a strange sliver of history
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Writing to resist the patriarchy: Olivia Laing on Darcey Steinke, Katherine Angel and Andrea Dworkin
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Neil Gaiman's The Sandman is green lit by Netflix
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Tracy K Smith on the place of poetry in modern America – books podcast
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Cleaning Up the Mess review – after the expenses scandal
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An American Marriage by Tayari Jones review – packed with ideas and emotion
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Why should authors read your bad reviews?
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Tips, links and suggestions: what are you reading this week?
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Poem of the week: To a Gentleman … by Elizabeth Carter
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Fiction for older children – reviews
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Fried and Justified by Mick Houghton review – a wild rock’n’roll ride of the damned
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Before The Hunger Games: the best book prequels
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How the climate crisis will change your plate in 2050
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The Far Field review – a daughter’s quest in Kashmir skilfully drawn
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Going with the flow: why we should learn to embrace feeling hormonal
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Jackie Kay and Tracy K Smith: what did one poet laureate say to the other?
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Esmé Weijun Wang: ‘I don’t want to glamorise mental illness… it inhibits creativity’
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Ali Smith: ‘Toni Morrison’s writing changes my life every time I read it’
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Novel, letter, essay, memoir? Eimear McBride on Elizabeth Hardwick’s Sleepless Nights
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A History of the Bible by John Barton review – tiptoeing through a minefield
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Here Are the 6 New Fiction Books You Should Read in July
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Over 40 and loving it: let's celebrate fiction with positive older characters
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Death of the novel is greatly exaggerated, say UK booksellers
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Guy Gunaratne: ‘In London, you learn to code-switch ... I’ve always thought of that as a superpower’
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Windrush by Paul Arnott review – the story of the ship behind the scandal
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'They said Kim Jong-un could fire a gun at age three'
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Live a Little by Howard Jacobson review – the torments of desire
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Penguin stops printing Pedro Baños book after antisemitism claims
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How Pulitzer Prize-Winning Novelist Colson Whitehead Finds Inspiration for His Books
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Rocky of the Rovers: success of Roy’s sister a sign of changing times | Giles Richards
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‘I Carry It Within Me.’ Novelist Colson Whitehead Reminds Us How America’s Racist History Lives On
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Jennifer Weiner Remembers Judith Krantz and Her “World-Beating Heroines”
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A Writer Followed 3 Women’s Sex Lives for Nearly a Decade. The Result Is a Compelling Portrait of Desire
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Novacene by James Lovelock review – a big welcome for the AI takeover
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Sweet Home by Wendy Erskine review – a gripping short-story debut
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Three Women by Lisa Taddeo review – an honest account of sexual relationships
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Saving 'woman hand': the artist rescuing female-only writing
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Top 10 books about the River Thames
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Big Sky by Kate Atkinson review – the return of Jackson Brodie
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On Chapel Sands by Laura Cumming review – twists right to the end
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Inside the Journey to Reinvent One of the World’s Greatest Restaurants
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Bernadine Evaristo and Lene Wold – books podcast
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Stan Lee's 'first novel for adults' to be published this autumn
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Oliver Twiss and Martin Guzzlewit – the fan fiction that ripped off Dickens
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Daydreams and death rays: an odyssey through Sebald's Suffolk
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Norman Stone obituary
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Maggy Garrisson by Lewis Trondheim and Stéphane Oiry review – utterly convincing
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Forest schools: is yours more a marketing gimmick than an outdoors education?
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A Seat at the Table by Amy Raphael; Wayfaring Stranger by Emma John – review
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'Your cat is watching you!' The fearless felines hidden by their author
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Indian millennials’ life goals are evolving rapidly. But honey, where’s the money?
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The Mueller report is being turned into a saucy graphic novel
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Judith Krantz, sex-and-shopping novelist, dies at 91
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Andy McNab: ‘At 16, I read my first book – and it changed my life’
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Joseph O’Connor on Dún Laoghaire: ‘It was like Skegness with nuns’
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‘Surreal’ time in the TMS booth that came about by accident | Vic Marks
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Beyond the canvas: the personal style of legendary artists – in pictures
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‘It’s like you go to abuse school’: how domestic violence always follows the same script
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Author Lisa Taddeo: ‘I wanted to explore desire, not sex’
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Theatre impresarios are finally listening to those in their cheap seats | Richard Brooks
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