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Isabella Hammad: ‘I heard Edward Said speak when I was seven’
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On my radar: Yotam Ottolenghi’s cultural highlights
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Something Lost, Something Gained review – Hillary Clinton still plagued by what could have been
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‘People should be making their contingency plans, like, right away’: America’s leading forecaster on the chances of a Trump win
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‘I no longer have to save the world’: Novelist Richard Powers on fiction and the climate crisis
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Tom Gauld on the ultimate writing machine – cartoon
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The Haunted Wood: a History of Childhood Reading by Sam Leith review – young at heart
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The Guardian view on the Booker prize shortlist: a cause for celebration | Editorial
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Five of the best books shaped by lists
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Hillary Clinton: ‘It would be exhilarating to see Kamala Harris achieve the breakthrough I didn’t’
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Slovakia targets ‘wealthy’ book buyers with steep VAT rise
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Intermezzo by Sally Rooney review – surprise moves in love, loss and chess
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Tony Soper obituary
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There Will Never Be Another Sally Rooney
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My Roman Year by André Aciman review – Memento amore
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Precipice by Robert Harris review – the prime minister’s affair
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Comedian turned artist Joe Lycett: ‘If it’s too earnest a painting, it’s a failure’
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No hospital, no cars … and only three school pupils: life on a remote island – in pictures
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The Fertile Earth by Ruthvika Rao review – rebellion and romance in India
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Hilary Mantel was my mentor. Here are seven things she taught me about writing – and life
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Posthumous Gerald Durrell autobiography to be published
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Nature, Culture, and Inequality by Thomas Piketty review – mind the gap
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Plagiarism complaint against White Fragility author Robin DiAngelo dismissed
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A Woman Like Me by Diane Abbott review – voice of the left
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Entitlement by Rumaan Alam review – the American dream gone wrong
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US still unprepared for Russian election interference, Robert Mueller says
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Character Limit by Kate Conger and Ryan Mac review – Musk’s Twitter takeover
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A journey through Ukraine: living in a war zone – in pictures
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Sharon McMahon Did Not Plan to Be America’s Government Teacher
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‘I filed my copy from Waterloo station loos’: the Guardian’s theatre critics assess The Critic
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Nadia Davids wins Caine short story prize for ‘triumph of language’ Bridling
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Picture books for children – reviews
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The Glassmaker by Tracy Chevalier review – time-skipping Venetian tour de force
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Intrigue, desire … and awful landlords: why queer authors are suddenly writing about houses
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Poem of the week: Good-bye by Walter de la Mare
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Gabriel’s Moon by William Boyd review – a spy story to rival Restless
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Kingmaker by Sonia Purnell review – Pamela Churchill Harriman’s astonishing life of seduction and power
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My Good Bright Wolf: A Memoir by Sarah Moss review – an interrogation of an eating disorder
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Mother State by Helen Charman; What Are Children For? by Anastasia Berg and Rachel Wiseman review – the body political
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Who Could Ever Love you by Mary Trump review – family burn book dishes on Donald
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The Fertile Earth by Ruthvika Rao review – illuminating tale of love and morals
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In brief: Small Bomb at Dimperley; The Revelation of Ireland 1995-2020; The Story of Art Without Men – review
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Moments, memories and meal to cherish: exclusive extract from Nigel Slater’s new book
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The Siege by Ben Macintyre review – enthralling account of the Iranian embassy hostage crisis
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Virginie Despentes: ‘I wasn’t writing Baise-Moi from a very good place’
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Big ideas: a celebration of French artist JR’s installations – in pictures
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The week in audio: Sara & Cariad’s Weirdos Book Club; The Coming Storm; Proms 2024
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From a new Murakami to a memoir by Cher: the best books of the autumn
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‘I wanted to write a suburban Reacher’: Richard Osman talks to Lee Child about class, success and the secret to great crime writing
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Tom Gauld on distraction – cartoon
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Sally Rooney: ‘Falling in love when I was very young transformed my life’
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The Many Lives of James Lovelock by Jonathan Watts – man of many myths
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Joanna ‘JoJo’ Levesque Is No Longer Compromising
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Neil Gaiman screen adaptations halted after allegations of sexual misconduct
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My Friends by Hisham Matar audiobook review – life in exile
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Bernardine Evaristo: ‘I’ve gone from being a raging ranter in my 20s to a radical reasoner in my 60s’
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Yavuz Ekinci terrorist propaganda charges in Turkey are ‘bogus’, says PEN International
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Annihilation by Michel Houellebecq review – the failure of politics
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Five of the best books about female friendship
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‘These books captured our hearts’: Jacqueline Wilson’s Girls series is back – and millennials are rejoicing
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Meditations for Mortals by Oliver Burkeman – time to relax
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That’s me, Mum! The Nigerian author who wrote a book about her children … and joined a publishing revolution
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What a Way to Go by Bella Mackie review – Succession-style satire
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The Story of a Heart by Rachel Clarke review – a doctor’s remarkable account of an organ transplant
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My passionate love affair with Scotland’s largest island
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The Critic review – Ian McKellen’s poison pen sharpens 30s society cosy-crime drama
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Literary prize drops name of its sponsor from title after protests over Israel arms link
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The Happiness of Dogs by Mark Rowlands review – a masterclass in canine philosophy
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Tell Me Everything by Elizabeth Strout review – when Olive Kitteridge met Lucy Barton
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