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From families thrown into disaster to political satire and banned poetry, these books offer unique insights into the country’s first 100 years

The Guardian - UK

Indian author Arundhati Roy wins this year’s PEN Pinter Prize

Award comes two weeks after Indian officials allowed prosecution of Roy on terror charges over comments made 14 years ago

The Independent UK

'House of the Dragon' star leads this disturbing book adaptation with 100% Rotten Tomatoes score — and it finally has a release date

"House of the Dragon" star leads this disturbing book adaptation with 100% Rotten Tomatoes score — and it finally has a theatrical release date.

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Michael Mosley book sales soar following TV doctor’s death

TV doctor’s written works have found increased post-humous success as years-old books re-enter the bestseller’s charts

The Independent UK

The Cautious Traveller’s Guide to the Wastelands by Sarah Brooks review – a wild journey

A train journey takes an ever more phantasmagorical turn in this vivid eco-fable with a dash of romance

The Guardian - UK

Recovering from cancer, I craved normality. Now I’m better, I’m not so sure normal is the best thing

It’s complicated. Sometimes I still want people to take my illness into account. And then there is the regret of all I’ve lost by returning to everyday life, says Guardian writer Hilary Osborne

The Guardian - UK

Arundhati Roy wins PEN Pinter prize amid prosecution threat over Kashmir comments

The announcement comes two weeks after Indian officials granted permission to prosecute the writer over comments she made 14 years ago

The Guardian - UK

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My Lady Jane review – you know what Tudor dramas are missing? Magic animals

This joyously bananas look at the nine-day queen features shapeshifting servants transforming into owls. It’s a wild, fun bit of escapism – perfect summer viewing

The Guardian - UK

People Fell Into The Trap Of Reading These 40 Viral Books Just To Regret It

There’s no doubt that the internet can be a great place to look for certain recommendations, but that does not seem to ring true when it comes to books and TikTok trends. The post People Fell Into The Trap Of Reading These 40 Viral Books Just To Regret It first…

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Only Here, Only Now by Tom Newlands review – growing up with ADHD

This coming-of-age debut set in an impoverished Scottish coastal town is exuberantly memorable

The Guardian - UK

Editor Dylan Jones on opening up about his shocking trauma: ‘It’s not meant to make people feel sorry for me’

As the Evening Standard boss releases a memoir, Olivia Petter speaks to him about his glory days editing British GQ, why he doesn’t consider many celebrities his friends, and how his traumatic childhood shaped the person he is today

The Independent UK

My Lady Jane cast: who's who in Prime Video's historical fantasy

Meet the stars who make up the My Lady Jane cast

WhatToWatch

Take a deep dive into UFO history in 'After the Flying Saucers Came' by Greg Eghigian (exclusive)

An interview with "After the Flying Saucers Came" author and Penn State history professor Greg Eghigian about the history of the UFO phenomenon and those who study it.

Space

What Does Murthy v. Missouri, Today's Government/Social Media Case, Tell Us About First Amendment Law?

Very little.

Reason

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Evening Standard

My Lady Jane on Prime Video: behind the scenes of this year's most bonkers TV show

There’s rampant swearing, nobles turning into horses and feminism in spades

The Guardian - UK

A bodybuilder pinches his bulging thigh – Sergio Purtell’s best photograph

‘This was taken at a small high school event. It was all about who could create the “perfect body” by working hard – and maybe becoming the next Arnold Schwarzenegger’

Louder

Get Rob Halford, Bruce Dickinson and Geddy Lee's memoirs for free with this mega Audible audiobook deal

There's a whole world of audiobooks to discover and you can dive in right now with 3 months of Audible free to mark Prime Day 2024

Inverse

‘Accidental Astronomy:’ A New Book Explores Everything In Space We Found By Accident

Astronomer Chris Lintott says the best space discoveries are happy accidents.

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Evening Standard

Welldoing Inspiration Awards 2024: celebrating mental health and wellbeing heroes

Louise Chunn, founder of therapist-matching platform Welldoing, celebrates the 10th anniversary by honouring those who have been a force for good. Sponsored by the Evening Standard, here is the lowdown on the 2024 Welldoing Inspiration Awards winners

The Guardian - UK

Sexed by Susanna Rustin review – a new history of British feminism

The Guardian writer offers a mostly even-handed account of the successes, failures and faultlines within the feminist movement

The Independent UK

Bridgerton author defends show’s queer romance after fans left disappointed

‘Grant me and the Shondaland team some faith as we move forward,’ the writer said

Salon

"Bridgerton" author defends gender twist

Quinn claims Francesca Bridgerton's new story "will be the most emotional and heart-wrenching story of the show"

The Guardian - UK

‘Hey pigeon-keeper, flip me on the grill rack!’ The spicy guide to queer Arab slang

Scorpions, grill racks, pigeons – if you want to know what these terms also mean, look up The Queer Arab Glossary, a playfully illustrated new compendium of words running from the affectionate to the derogatory

The Independent UK

A Ukrainian author turned soldier has a stark warning for the West: ‘Be prepared for war with Russia’

Tom Watling speaks to Oleksandr Mykhed about his new book describing the reality of Russia’s invasion of his homeland

The Guardian - UK

Some Men in London: Queer Life, 1945-1959 review – when being gay meant going underground

These beautifully written letters, diary entries and extracts from novels, skilfully edited by Peter Parker, add up to an essential study of postwar gay life

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