The Future of Truth by Werner Herzog review – profound, or just a prank?
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Seamus Heaney’s unpublished poems to be released — read one exclusively here
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Bryan Washington and Rabih Alameddine among National Book Award finalists
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Motherland by Julia Ioffe review – the matriarchs who built mother Russia
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Night of the Zoopocalypse review – Clive Barker story becomes zombified animal caper for horror-hungry kids
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Les Misérables: a musical full of heart and hope that continues to defy its critics
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The Devil Book by Asta Olivia Nordenhof review – a Danish series that burns with purpose
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‘It’s more than a pretty backdrop’: crime writer Ann Cleeves on the magic of Orkney in Scotland
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The Pushkin job: unmasking the thieves behind an international rare books heist
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‘Absolutely divine!’ How Jilly Cooper changed the world – one bonkbuster at a time
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Erin Patterson mushroom murders inspire new book by Helen Garner
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Dame Jilly Cooper obituary
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Share your tributes and memories of Jilly Cooper
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The one change that worked: I was lost in the infinite scroll – until a small ritual renewed my love of reading
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The Elements by John Boyne review – intertwined tales of trauma
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The Boundless Deep by Richard Holmes review – wild times with young Tennyson
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Like a place in one of his fairytales: exploring Hans Christian Andersen’s homeland in Denmark
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‘Messiness makes you different’: Lukas Gage on meds, trauma, memoir – and filming TV’s most sexually frank scene
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Tom Gauld on the two doors riddle – cartoon
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Was prehistory a feminist paradise?
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‘My poems are part of my flesh’: Palestinian poet Batool Abu Akleen on life in Gaza
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‘Baltimore has the worst PR of any city in America’: a culture critic on his home town, race, police and art
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Can Cory Doctorow’s Book ‘Enshittification’ Change the Tech Debate?
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Way past its prime: how did Amazon get so rubbish?
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How to live a good life in difficult times: Yuval Noah Harari, Rory Stewart and Maria Ressa in conversation
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Stalin, Putin and an enduring obsession with immortality | Letter
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Tate Britain’s Lee Miller exhibition is hardly ‘overdue’ | Letter
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Jamie Oliver and his wife pay themselves £2.5m as pre-tax profits slump
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The best recent poetry – review roundup
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On Friendship by Andrew O’Hagan review – ties that bind
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What we’re reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in September
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Night Waking review – sleepy take on Sarah Moss’s novel about parenthood
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Stephen King is the most banned author in US schools, according to report
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I Regret Almost Everything by Keith McNally audiobook review – the life of a hospitality legend
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The Curse of Frankenstein review – Hammer horror with Lee and Cushing shows how it should be done
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From a Utah church to a Denver museum: the man who found 75 pyramids in the US
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The Finest Hotel in Kabul by Lyse Doucet review – a monument to Afghan resilience
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One of Us by Elizabeth Day review – the inner lives of Tory MPs
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Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight review – heartfelt child’s-eye view of last days of Rhodesia
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‘Horny wolves, eunuchs and pirates’ among Baillie Gifford prize shortlist subjects
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The 4thWrite short story prize winner — a British Museum statue that belongs to Sri Lanka
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‘Provocative’ story about British Museum statue wins 4thWrite prize
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I’m just Ken: why is Kenneth Branagh narrating Anthony Hopkins’s memoir?
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Shocking red: behind the scenes on classic horror Don’t Look Now – in pictures
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Death of an Ordinary Man by Sarah Perry review – a brilliant meditation on mortality
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Debut author Colwill Brown wins BBC short story award for ‘heartbreaking’ tale – read an extract here
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Failure, misery and revenge: what can we learn from the Curb Your Enthusiasm book?
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Brian Patten obituary
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‘A venue like this doesn’t exist elsewhere’: inside the colossal arena built for The Hunger Games
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Yusuf / Cat Stevens postpones book tour of North America due to visa issues
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Mr Blake at Your Service review – John Malkovich does worst French accent ever in baffling comedy misfire
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What Have I Done? by Ben Elton review – a curious mixture of insight and rampaging ego
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Shadow Ticket by Thomas Pynchon review – his first novel in 12 years tunes into rising fascism in the US
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Germany’s anti-diversity backlash isn’t fatigue – it’s strategy masquerading as neutrality | Fatma Aydemir
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The fanfiction written on a notes app that’s become a bestseller – with a seven-figure film deal
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‘She is ignorant of how ignorant she is’: JK Rowling responds to Emma Watson rift
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‘There’s an enormous amount of sado-masochism in this book’: Emerald Fennell defends her Wuthering Heights adaptation
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Last and First Men review – sci-fi dance can’t match Tilda Swinton’s cool apocalypse
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Poem of the week: An Explanation of Doily by Gwyneth Lewis
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Half Light by Mahesh Rao review – a tale of forbidden love in India
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Amity by Nathan Harris review – perceptive portrait of slavery’s aftermath
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A friend’s advice to cut my tortured prose unlocked my career as a novelist | Andrew Martin
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When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows by Steven Pinker review – communication, broken down
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The Guardian view on the 2025 Booker prize: bringing posh bingo to the BookTok generation | Editorial
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Tom Gauld on why a book should be banned – cartoon
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Why I gave the world wide web away for free | Tim Berners-Lee
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‘She wrote the best first line – and the most chilling stories’: Stephen King on the dark brilliance of Daphne du Maurier
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NoViolet Bulawayo wins the Best of Caine award
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Kamala Harris’s new book details her steep challenges without acknowledging her failures
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‘A cottage of one’s own’: Newly unearthed Virginia Woolf stories to be published
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