Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky review – the bell tolls for Patrick Hamilton’s lost Londoners
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Jonathan Franzen: ‘It’s still mysterious to me that I was angry for so long’
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The best books to read in September: new paperbacks from Margaret Atwood, Kiran Desai and Richard Holmes
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He’s a Controversial Titan of “Wellness.” I Read All 540 Pages of His New Book. Let Me Tell You the Maddening Truth.
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Singapore is paying people to read books – can it fix the reading crisis?
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Zack Snyder is angling to make another Batman movie. Stranger things have happened
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Children’s and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels
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‘We demand the truth’: Olga Tokarczuk and JM Coetzee lead calls for proof of life of disappeared Eritrean writers
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No Land to Stand On by Mahmoud Khalil review – a searing account of political imprisonment
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‘The damage was much worse than I had imagined’: the shocking inside story of Salman Rushdie’s survival
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Robert Macfarlane and Jackie Morris’ guide to 49 threatened British birds wins Wainwright book of the year
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My Year in Paris With Gertrude Stein by Deborah Levy audiobook review – gripping vision of a fearless writer
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Margaret Busby: ‘My friend Bonnie Greer fearlessly spoke out and forged connections’
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Why stop at Wuthering Heights: House of the Damned? Bring on Mrs Dalloway’s Rampage!
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Feeling overwhelmed by the AI doom loop? Here’s the essential reading list to make sense of it all
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Spermageddon, ‘greedy jobs’ and abject fear: why birth rates are plummeting – and why it matters
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Bad Apples review – Saoirse Ronan’s suffering teacher best thing about school horror-satire
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The New Dark Ages by James Marriott review – a grandiose but superficial defence of reading
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Beyond Bradford and the Brontës – new walking trail shows West Yorkshire’s natural beauty
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The Strangers by Naomi Alderman review – where has this odd new species come from?
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Earl Spencer’s memoir claims Prince Charles said of Diana: ‘We’ll forget her soon enough’
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Annie Dillard, Pulitzer prize-winning author of nonfiction and nature essays, dies aged 81
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We got another trailer for 'The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping.' Here's everything we know about the film.
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Magazine from 1894 returned to New Hampshire library after over 130 years
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Bonnie Greer, writer and cultural commentator, dies aged 77
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Safe Spaces by Tice Cin review – a kaleidoscopic vision of precarity, music and grief
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Redwood by Ben Macintyre review – a superbly wrought tale of cold war defection
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‘Who do they dream of becoming?’ Teenage girls in America – in pictures
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Singapore pays people to pick up a book in battle against doomscrolling
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Was Silicon Valley Always Like This?
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All the Wrong Moves by Anthony Scaramucci review – confessions of an ex-Trumper
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The Rouse by China Miéville review – a mighty achievement from the ‘new weird’ author
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Through the looking glass: female stereotypes examined – in pictures
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When My Sister’s Addiction Killed Her, I Turned Into a Manic Detective. It Turns Out I Wasn’t Alone.
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Farewell to Eden by Sebastian Faulks review – conflict and compromise, from a veteran of the genre
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End Times Fascism by Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor review – the fightback starts here
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Tom Gauld on a new case for Hercule Poirot – cartoon
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Emily St John Mandel: ‘When half the electorate disagrees on basic reality, how do you come back from that?’
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AI will transform capitalism – but how?
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‘I was hit by an emotional hurricane’: Esther Freud, Deborah Levy and other novelists revisit their childhood homes
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Julia Donaldson: ‘Am I the Gruffalo Granny? Not really. I’m the mouse’
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I used to write between lunch breaks at my corporate job. Now my income as a best-selling romantasy author supports my family
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Naomi Klein: ‘Extreme wealth has a deranging effect. It turns you into a supremacist’
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Doom, gloom and GCSE English | Letter
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Bloodsport: After Helen of Troy review – classical myth burns into modern England
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The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – review roundup
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Drawn Together review – preposterous romance with all the erotic charge of leaf mulch
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A Man Built a Connecticut Castle to Host a Harem of Women. Then He Invited the Wrong Guest.
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A Thought Without Collision by Adrian Duncan review – a brilliant interrogation of philosophy and wonder
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Taipei Story by Rebecca F Kuang review – the torture and hilarity of learning Chinese
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Scherzetto review – Toni Servillo brings gravitas to a dithering Neapolitan ghost story
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Péter Nádas obituary
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Jane Eyre: A Musical review – more Disney romance than Victorian gothic
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‘Courage and contradictions’: what Gloria Steinem meant to feminist writers from around the world
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I co-host E!'s Live From the Red Carpet. My days start with an energy drink and end with an 18-step skincare routine.
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All About My Mother by Rachael Stirling review – a joyous love letter to Diana Rigg
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Strong, silent types? Meet the puesteros of Chile – in pictures
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What Should My Children Do? by Daniel Susskind review – the case for embracing tech in the classroom
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Blake’s townhouse could be open to all | Letters
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‘She blazed in and opened my eyes to the real world’: Readers remember Gloria Steinem
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The Castle by Jon Ronson review – bizarre tales of modern masculinity
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The Newer World by Sebastian Barry review – a near-miracle of storytelling
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Better Go Mad in the Wild review – boozing, bantering hermits impart their spiritual wisdom
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Hawking by Graham Farmelo review – the dark side of genius
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Let your mind wander, don’t retire and stop worrying: surprising ways to help save your brain from the cognitive cliff
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Tom Gauld on methods for encouraging a reluctant young reader – cartoon
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After 40 Years, a Long-Lost Book by One of Our Most Beloved Authors Is Finally Back in Print—and Worth Reading
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1984 review – brings new meaning to the word Orwellian
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‘It leaves holes inside of you’: graphic novel aims to remember the history and horror of genocide
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The twilight of Edna O’Brien: son chronicles novelist’s dedication to her craft and the dread of loss
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