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‘A novel to be swept away by’: Lucy Steeds wins Waterstones debut fiction prize for The Artist
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Drayton and Mackenzie by Alexander Starritt review – a warmly comic saga of male friendship
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Who needs a car? Los Angeles by foot – in pictures
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Post your questions for Stephen King
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The Empire of Forgetting by John Burnside review – last words from an essential poet of our age
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I’m a writer from the Balkans. Why do people assume I only know about war and tragedy? | Ana Schnabl
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Saint Clare review – Bella Thorne takes out predatory creeps in feminist revenge horror
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Tom Gauld on holiday packing – cartoon
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Poem of the week: Salt, Snow, Earth by Naomi Foyle
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Father Figure by Emma Forrest review – a slippery tale of teenage obsession
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‘Queer people were living, loving, suffering, surviving – but invisible’: west Africa’s groundbreaking gay novel 20 years on
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‘Coupledom is very oppressing’: Swedish author Gun-Britt Sundström on the revival of her cult anti-marriage novel
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Should we ban opinion polls?
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‘Literature has completely changed my life’: footballer Héctor Bellerín’s reading list
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‘Women have more power than they think’: self-help superstar Mel Robbins on success, survival and silencing her critics
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‘My parents got me out of Soviet Russia at the right time. Should my family now leave the US?’
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Justin Bieber to Human: the week in rave reviews
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Remember When by Fiona Phillips review – an unsparing insight into early-onset Alzheimer’s
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Death and the Gardener by Georgi Gospodinov review – how it feels to lose a father
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New book sheds light on Lincoln’s misunderstood killer: ‘he’s not that person at all’
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Is the veracity of memoirs that important? | Letters
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David Boyle obituary
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Woody Allen to publish his first novel
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The Sleep Room by Jon Stock review – the psychiatrist who abused female patients
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I hate to be the scowling lesbian at the feast – but here’s what worries me about the new Austen adaptations | Emma Brockes
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The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück by Lynne Olson review – surviving an all-female concentration camp
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Brian Fagan obituary
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Summer sizzlers: six must-read books by Black authors
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Pan by Michael Clune review – a stunning debut of teen psychosis
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Four Letters of Love review
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CIA historian Tim Weiner: ‘Trump has put national security in the hands of crackpots and fools’
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‘He didn’t think he was a good man’: new book reveals unseen portrait of JFK
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The Girls Who Grew Big by Leila Mottley review – teenage mothers and melodrama
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Toni at Random by Dana A Williams review – Toni Morrison’s editing years
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‘A rarefied world of privilege’: lives of the New England upper class – in pictures
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First look at HBO’s Harry Potter TV series released
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Poem of the week: Poem in which I’m a transnational drug smuggler by Bethany Handley
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Brooklyn and beyond: Colm Tóibín’s best books – ranked!
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‘That’s where I found my family’: dancefloor devotees on hedonistic moves and healing grooves
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A Year With the Seals review – what to know about the elusive sea creature
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The Ballad of Suzanne Césaire review – the legacy of a dissident and inspirational surrealist author
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Men in Love by Irvine Welsh review – the Trainspotting boys grow up
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Tom Gauld on the perfect job – cartoon
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Are a few people ruining the internet for the rest of us?
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Readers reply: Why can some people solve anagrams immediately?
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Irvine Welsh: ‘I’m often astounded that any relationships take place these days’
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Where authors gossip, geek out and let off steam: 15 of the best literary Substacks
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Apocalypse in the Tropics to Clipse: the week in rave reviews
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The Guardian view on The Salt Path scandal: memoirists have a duty to tell the truth | Editorial
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Publication of The Salt Path author’s new book is delayed amid scandal
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The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – review roundup
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Clare Chambers: ‘Iris Murdoch taught me that a novel could be about absolutely anything’
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Bless Me Father by Kevin Rowland review – the Dexys Midnight Runners frontman tells all
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Orbital by Samantha Harvey audiobook review – lyrical, hypnotic reading of otherworldly tale
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Inside the Salt Path controversy: ‘Scandal has stalked memoir since the genre was invented’
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Moderation by Elaine Castillo review – a twisted look at the tech workplace
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The Mission by Tim Weiner review – unmasking the CIA
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Heroic images: 20 years of France’s ‘punk’ photo agency – in pictures
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‘You are living with a difficult person who is waiting to die’: my harrowing time as Patricia Highsmith’s assistant
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Leila Aboulela wins PEN Pinter prize for writing on migration and faith
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‘We must unite’: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s rallying cry at Nigerian literature festival
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Havoc by Rebecca Wait review – a Saint Trinian’s tragicomedy
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Superman review – is it a bust? Is it a pain? James Gunn’s dim reboot is both
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