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Meet Christmas Dad – the hardest person on Earth to buy for

Forget Waterstones Dad, publishing’s latest target demographic is Christmas Dad - so what treats does he have in store

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All aboard the inaugural Venice Simplon-Orient-Express from Paris to the Alps

Needle-sharp martinis, endless pink Champagne and Michelin dining, Damien Gabet has the party of a lifetime en route to Courchevel

Evening Standard

Remembering Mom's Spirit and Love on her Heavenly Birthday

A heartfelt tribute remembering a cherished mother on her birthday. Despite her absence, her love and spirit continue to be a guiding light.

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Alan Ritchson Gives Us A Very Blunt Reason Why Reacher Season 2 Moved The Book's Setting From Las Vegas To Atlantic City

If you read Lee Child's Bad Luck and Trouble, you may realize Reacher Season 2 changed the story's location. Here's why.

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Connecticut Chaos: 1,500 Cars Siege Streets, Fireworks Fired at Police

Witness the pandemonium of a Connecticut street takeover. Amidst raging fireworks and spilling crowds, lawlessness takes a hold of American cities.

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The Guardian view on A Christmas Carol: a tale of redemption for an irredeemable age

Editorial: Charles Dickens’ fable created an imagery of urban poverty that haunts us today, but don’t think Scrooge’s about-turn is a recipe for social justice

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Where to start with: Ottessa Moshfegh

The American novelist has created an oeuvre of medieval gross-fests, 60s psychological thrillers and hallucinatory evocations over five novels and one short story collection

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Fact vs Fiction: The Zone of Interest — is it based on a true story?

Telling a story about a family living right on the edge of Auschwitz, is The Zone of Interest based on a true story. We do some research.

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OPINION - The End of Enlightenment review: the chaotic and bloody real story of the famous age

Some ideas are too successful for their own good. They take flight from their original context and are capacious to a dangerous degree. The Enlightenment, Richard Whatmore contends in this book, is just such an idea. Well yes, since it appears to describe a state of mind rather than, say,…

Evening Standard

Alison Lester: ‘This is what I want to do. I want to be in charge of the whole thing’

The prolific children’s book author walks along her magic beach and reflects on the moment she had her life’s calling

The Guardian - AU

Bill Maher Reimagines Past Commentary in Upcoming Book

Bill Maher set to release What This Comedian Said Will Shock You, revisiting his past editorials with a fresh perspective and new content.

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‘We barely make ends meet’: In Italy, some women are postponing motherhood

Women say that low salaries, precarious employment and poor childcare options hold them back from starting families.

Al Jazeera

The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – reviews roundup

The Reformatory by Tananarive Due; The Lost Cause by Cory Doctorow; Him by Geoff Ryman; Audition by Pip Adam

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Normal Rules Don’t Apply by Kate Atkinson audiobook review – tales of fantastical mundanity

Paterson Joseph reads short stories of talking animals and ghostly revelations that weave into a melancholic, askew chimera of magic and quotidian woes

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Noam Chomsky at 95: Speaking hard truths

After decades of opposing militarism, war and politics as usual, Chomsky's goal remains "changing the world"

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Caitlin Halderman's Mirror Selfie Capturing Essence of Natural Elegance

Caitlin Halderman enchants with her elegant mirror selfie, illuminated by natural light. Her light brown eyes reflect tales of beauty and warmth.

The Guardian - UK

Irenosen Okojie: ‘June Jordan reminds me of the irrepressible power and spirit of black women’

The author on being mesmerised by The Virgin Suicides, the life‑changing Toni Morrison – and the book that’s too devastating to reread

International Business Times UK

Author Reveals Why A Meghan Markle Memoir Is A Bad Idea

Omid Scobie said the Duchess of Sussex would likely have a far less interesting book than Prince Harry's memoir "Spare".

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'Observer' Is A Riveting, Mind-Expanding Journey To The Very Edges Of Science

This groundbreaking novel embarks on an unprecedented voyage, transcending the confines of conventional literature to unravel the enigmatic strands of existence itself.

Evening Standard

This keepsake memory book doubles as a perfect present and family heirloom

Your Story has developed a Memory Keepsake Generator to immortalise your family memories

The Guardian - UK

You be the judge: should my boyfriend start clearing out his piles of books?

Rupert wants more bookshelves to house his growing collection, but Ari thinks a clearout is due. You decide who is on the right page

The Guardian - UK

Let Me Go On by Paul Griffiths review – an exquisite experiment

Ophelia journeys beyond the grave, in a clever and affecting sequel using just the 481 words spoken by Shakespeare’s character

The Guardian - UK

Readers’ favourite travel discoveries of 2023

From a Finnish archipelago to a tranquil lake in Albania, our tipsters have unearthed beautiful beaches, lively cities and wild, atmospheric places

International Business Times UK

Book Claims 'Bigoted' Sophie Wessex Did Little To Help Meghan Markle Adjust To Royal Life

Royal author Omid Scobie criticised Sophie over her response when asked about the Sussexes' Oprah interview in 2021.

The Guardian - UK

Dutch town shakes off political strife with ‘world’s largest Dickens festival’

Festival a ‘flight from reality’ for expected 125,000 visitors to enjoy street theatre and Victorian treats

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