Vulture by Phoebe Greenwood review – a caustic satire on war reporting in the Middle East
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The Origin of Language by Madeleine Beekman review – the surprising history of speech
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Sense and Sensibility review – blue-chip cast decorates Emma Thompson’s pleasurable Austen adaptation
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Freakier Friday review – puppyishly uninhibited Jamie Lee Curtis saves body-swap sequel
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‘No one could compete’: readers remember the magic of Allan Ahlberg’s stories
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Progress by Samuel Miller McDonald review – humanity’s greatest myth?
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TonyInterruptor by Nicola Barker review – satire that sees right through you
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Poem of the week: Sea-Fever by John Masefield
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‘I’ve seen tough, rugby-playing men cowering’: how we made theatre horror The Woman in Black
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Ten lessons the Aztecs can teach us today | Sebastian Purcell
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Bloody Awful in Different Ways by Andrev Walden review – darkly funny Swedish autofiction
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The Confessions of Samuel Pepys by Guy de la Bédoyère review – journal of a predator
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‘Who was going to carry Elvis’s drugs and guns?’ How Colonel Tom Parker always looked out for the King
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Caleb Azumah Nelson: ‘Virginia Woolf’s London is the London I know’
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The Count of Monte Cristo review – you’ll have to pause every 45 seconds to shake your head at its daftness
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The end of the road? What The Salt Path scandal means for the nature memoir
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Bring Her Back to Destination X: the week in rave reviews
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‘A psychological umbilical cord’: Why fiction loves difficult mothers
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Tell us about your favourite Allan Ahlberg book
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The best recent poetry – review roundup
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Lucy Foley: ‘Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging didn’t talk down to teenage girls’
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Authority: Essays on Being Right by Andrea Long Chu review – scorching hot takes
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Did lead poisoning help create a generation of serial killers? – podcast
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Allan Ahlberg obituary
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Martin Cruz Smith
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The Light of Day by Christopher Stephens and Louise Radnofsky audiobook review – a pioneer of gay liberation
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What we’re reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in July
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Dreaming of Dead People by Rosalind Belben review – rivals anything by Virginia Woolf
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Self-belief and sex eggs: 10 things we learned about Gwyneth Paltrow from an explosive new biography
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When the Cranes Fly South by Lisa Ridzén review – a novel anyone will take to heart
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‘I was struck by this little boy’: inside Travellers’ horse fairs – in pictures
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Gwyneth: The Biography by Amy Odell review – Gwyn and bear it
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Most global Booker prize longlist in a decade features Kiran Desai and Tash Aw
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This year’s Booker prize longlist looks in new directions
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‘This truck is our home!’ How Bobby Bolton found love and purpose on a 42,000-mile road trip
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The Fathers by John Niven review – class satire with grit
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After the Spike by Dean Spears and Michael Geruso review – the truth about population
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S10, Ep4: Irvine Welsh, writer
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Poem of the week: A Hundred Doors by Michael Longley
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Vera, or Faith by Gary Shteyngart review – is this the future for America?
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King of Kings by Scott Anderson review – how the last shah of Iran sealed his own fate
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Why we need a right not to be manipulated
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‘How can I find meaning from the ruins of my life?’: the little magazine with a life-changing impact
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Russia has also declared war on literature. Look at what’s happening and be warned | Anna Aslanyan
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More sex please, we’re bookish: the rise of the x-rated novel
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The Assassin to Tyler, the Creator: the week in rave reviews
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‘They all looked the same, they all dressed the same’: has Hollywood distorted the Smurfs’ communist roots?
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Children and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels
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Gurnaik Johal: ‘I had no idea Zadie Smith was such a big deal!’
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Fair by Jen Calleja review – on the magic of translation
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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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Fundamentally by Nussaibah Younis audiobook review – a sharp comedy about Islamic State brides
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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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Groundwater by Thomas McMullan review – a lesson in foreboding
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The Lost Elms by Mandy Haggith review – cultural history of a noble tree
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‘Look how well-read I am!’ How ‘books by the metre’ add the final touch to your home – or your image
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Summer of Our Discontent by Thomas Chatterton Williams review – the liberal who hates leftists
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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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The Parallel Path by Jenn Ashworth review – a soul-searching walk across England
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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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