Children’s and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels
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The Hotel Avocado by Bob Mortimer review – more affable nonsense
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Novelist Francesca Segal: ‘Wuthering Heights did peculiar things to my romantic expectations’
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Hope for Cynics by Jamil Zaki review – beating the ‘trust recession’
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‘The Stuff That Black Girl Magic Is Made Of.’ Amanda Gorman on Her Big Night at the DNC
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Five of the best books about yearning
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Revealed: JD Vance promoted far-right views in speech about extremists’ book
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‘I just wanted to help people!’ How Tanya Smith stole $40m, evaded the FBI and broke out of prison
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Munichs by David Peace review – bravura portrait of a football tragedy
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‘Steam will come out of readers’ ears!’: Joe Boyd on his epic, enraging history of global music
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Vladimir Putin manipulated Donald Trump’s ‘ego and insecurities’, book says
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How Tyrants Fall by Marcel Dirsus review – road to revolution
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Nothing But the Best review – raffish Alan Bates comedy is a time capsule of 60s London
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Liars by Sarah Manguso review – searing tale of a toxic marriage
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‘Very rude’: the late Queen’s salty verdict on Donald Trump
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Sorry, Blake Lively: using a movie about domestic violence to sell stuff is not a good look | Arwa Mahdawi
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Michel Guérard obituary
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The 39 Steps review – comic homage to Hitchcock thriller goes off the rails
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The Instrumentalist by Harriet Constable review – compelling tale of Vivaldi’s musical protege
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‘We all read like hell!’ How Ireland became the world’s literary powerhouse
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East German culture has been ignored for too long. Until we embrace it, our country will remain dangerously divided | Carolin Würfel
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The Last Dream by Pedro Almodóvar review – fantastical fictions and candid personal curios
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Poem of the week: The Art of Cloying by ZR Ghani
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The big idea: are we all beginning to have the same taste?
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And the Roots of Rhythm Remain: A Journey Through Global Music by Joe Boyd review – the Proust of music
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The Abandoners by Begoña Gómez Urzaiz review – why do some mothers desert their children?
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Apprentice in Wonderland by Ramin Setoodeh review – how Donald Trump’s big break changed America
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Author Mark Haddon: ‘Bodies are such a good source of drama’
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The Voyage Home by Pat Barker review – a gritty Greek game of thrones
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‘The hardest thing is to forgive yourself’: actor Samantha Morton and writer Jenni Fagan on the trauma of growing up in care
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The big picture: a pileup of pugs
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I wag, therefore I am: the philosophy of dogs
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The Island: WH Auden and the Last of Englishness review – a deep dive into the poet’s early years
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‘I wanted my photos to reflect my disorientation’: rising star Anastasia Samoylova on how Florida’s hyperreal streets inspired her work
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‘All this chaos. It’s part of who I am’: Rizzle Kicks’ Jordan Stephens on life after pop stardom
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Roxane Gay: ‘What is the weirdest thing I have done for love? Live with cats’
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On my radar: Zadie Smith’s cultural highlights
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The Art of Power review – Pelosi takes swipe at Trump
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‘It could disappear for ever’: Anger over sale of George Orwell archive
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The good hacker: can Taiwanese activist turned politician Audrey Tang detoxify the internet?
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From poverty, psychiatric hospital and writing in a shed to literary stardom: Janet Frame at 100
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Tom Gauld on how to manage your unread books pile – cartoon
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Exam Nation by Sammy Wright review – testing times
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Garry Starr: Classic Penguins review – brilliantly ticklish riff on a stack of literary tomes
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Other Women by Emma Flint review – a gripping dissection of an affair
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Search begins for new writers of colour as 4thWrite prize opens for entries
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The curious incident of the author who couldn’t read or write: Mark Haddon on long Covid and overcoming five years of brain fog
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The Life Impossible by Matt Haig review – a journey of rediscovery
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Earth to Moon by Moon Unit Zappa review – rock and a hard place
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Wife by Charlotte Mendelson review – married to a monster
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Survival Is a Promise by Alexis Pauline Gumbs review – a cosmic perspective on Audre Lorde
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Politics Weekly UK’s summer culture list - podcast
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Nearly £250,000 raised for Liverpool library damaged by rioters
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JK Rowling and Elon Musk named in Imane Khelif cyberbullying lawsuit
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The future of UK literary festivals: ‘There is no magic fairy’
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Phantom Limb by Chris Kohler review – an unusual debut
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The race to the future: 1907’s 8,000-mile odyssey from China to France
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Billionaire, Nerd, Saviour, King by Anupreeta Das review – cancel Bill Gates?
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Concerning the Future of Souls: 99 Stories of Azrael by Joy Williams review – brilliantly deadpan
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Coraline review – delightfully creepy coming-of-age fantasy offers more than just scares
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Vivaldi taught Venetian orphan girls – did they help write his music in return?
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Out of the darkness? Aaron Rodgers’ biographer on a tarnished star
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My Dear Kabul review – inspirational resilience in an Afghan women’s writing group
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Can menopause be fun and sexy? Yes, according to Miranda July | Zoe Williams
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The big idea: should we abolish exams?
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Poem of the week: Sudanese Saying by Pierre Joris
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No Small Thing by Orlaine McDonald review – a poignant tale of mothers and daughters
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Badenheim 1939; Katerina; The Story of a Life by Aharon Appelfeld review – survivors’ tales full of beauty and pain
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Rare Singles by Benjamin Myers review – lost souls at a Scarborough soul weekender
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The Rich People Have Gone Away by Regina Porter review – ambitious New York lockdown mystery
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