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Here we are again: inside the 13 March Guardian Weekly

Why hasn’t the US learned the lessons of two Gulf wars? Plus Iran’s supreme statement of defiance

The Guardian - UK

Can't Wait for Another 'Scarpetta' Mystery? Here's Your Guide to Patricia Cornwell's Book Series

Patricia Cornwell has been publishing page-turners about the medical examiner since the '90s.

Marie Claire

A Woman of Substance creator reveals Barbara Taylor Bradford’s one request for Channel 4 adaptation

‘I feel so conscious of honouring her legacy,’ co-writer Katherine Jakeways said

The Independent UK

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King welcomes 105-year-old last surviving Mosquito bomber pilot to Palace

The monarch held an audience with Flight Lieutenant Colin Bell, who presented Charles with a copy of his memoir.

Evening Standard

Danny Rensch on Purpose, Pain, and the Power of Chess

Daniel Rensch is a chess master, author and chief chess officer at chess.com. In this conversation, he discusses his memoir, ‘Dark Squares’.

The Times of India

‘Imagine, if everyone had a sex auntie’: Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah on tradition as a basis for pleasure

The author tells how chronicling the sex lives of African women led her to many examples of openness around the body grounded in love and care

The Guardian - UK

Danny Dyer says Jilly Cooper’s death made Rivals season 2 ‘even more emotional’

‘She’s part of the fabric and you definitely feel like she’s in the air,’ says Dyer

The Independent UK

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Prince Philip 'warned' William about royal 'curse' and backed him 'taking time' before proposing to Kate

The late Duke of Edinburgh's 'moral compass' opinion on royal spouses was apparently highly valued too

Woman & Home

A Pale View of Hills review – two-stranded adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro novel in the shadow of the A-bomb

Kei Ishikawa’s take on Ishiguro’s first published work is frustrating and bland, undermining its fascinating characters’ emotional truths

The Guardian - UK

Do Not Go Gentle by Kathleen Stock review – the case against euthanasia

The philosopher offers a measured and reasonable argument against assisted dying

The Guardian - UK

Project Hail Mary Review: I Hate To Be The ‘Book Is Better’ Guy, But…

A super fun sci-fi blockbuster that can't quite escape the shadow of its source material.

Cinemablend

Why Hamnet should win Best Picture

THE BATTLE FOR BEST PICTURE: Chloé Zhao’s grief-stricken Shakespeare film is emotionally traumatising yet quietly extraordinary, argues Jessie Thompson, and more than worthy of taking home the biggest prize at this year’s Academy Awards

The Independent UK

Royal Mail celebrates 25th anniversary of Lord Of The Rings films with stamp set

The 12 stamps included in the new collection showcase a range of characters and locations from the franchise.

Evening Standard

Gillian Anderson just mixed two of our favourite spring patterns to create a timeless and playful look

Her charming style is perfect for spring weddings and occasion wear

Woman & Home

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AAP

Sydney rules as Slow Horses author visits Down Under

Spy novelist Mick Herron is among the authors coming to Sydney in a packed line-up for the city's writers' festival.

Cinemablend

I've Been Extremely Nervous About How Outlander Will Wrap, But Diana Gabaldon Has A Message For The Fans

Diana Gabaldon is quelling my fears... sort of.

Marie Claire

17 Romance Novels to Read After 'Bridgerton,' From Regency-Era Love Stories to Literary Classics

If you've binged the Netflix hit and devoured Julia Quinn's books, these bodice-rippers should be on your TBR list.

International Business Times UK

Pen Pal Unveils Chris Watts' 'Twisted' Sexual Obsession That Led To Family Massacre

True crime author and pen pal Cheryln Cadle says Chris Watts blamed a 'twisted' sexual obsession with his mistress for murdering his pregnant wife and two daughters.

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Inverse

'Project Hail Mary' Review: Ryan Gosling Anchors The Most Crowdpleasing Sci-Fi Blockbuster Of The Year

Andy Weir’s hit speculative sci-fi gets a crowdpleasing adaptation that soars by the strength of the charisma of its star and adorable alien creature.

The Independent UK

Liza Minnelli doesn’t want your sympathy – but maybe she deserves it

COMMENT: The inimitable singer and actor has written a book that’s a far cry from your usual woe-is-me memoir. It’s an apt choice for a woman whose brand has always been unapologetic messiness, writes Louis Chilton

The Guardian - UK

Why independent bookshops strike fear in the heart of Germany’s culture tsar

First he came for Berlin’s film festival. Now it’s books. Wolfram Weimer seems to be on a mission to curb progressive thinking, says Guardian Europe columnist Fatma Aydemir

International Business Times UK

'ASOIAF' Fans Have No Sympathy Toward George RR Martin Amid 15-Year Delay of 'The Winds of Winter'

As 'The Winds of Winter' nears a 15-year delay, fans express frustration with George RR Martin's focus on other projects, questioning if the book will ever be completed.

Metal Hammer

"Me and Alice were getting creative with the truth long before the Age of Fake News." Alice Cooper announces Devil On My Shoulder autobiography and book tour

Alice Cooper's memoir includes appearances from Salvador Dalí, John Lennon, Groucho Marx, Vincent Price, Frank Sinatra, Jimi Hendrix, Gerald Ford, Andy Warhol, Tiger Woods and many more

The Independent UK

A sweeping biography of Robert McNamara wins $50,000 book prize

A deep and wide-ranging biography of former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara has won a $50,000 prize

The Guardian - UK

Why do we need International Women’s Day? Apart from misogyny and Christian nationalism, you mean?

I should probably be fuming about the way that companies try to cash in on IWD. But there are so many vile opinions to worry about instead, writes Zoe Williams

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