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Sarah Moss: ‘I never liked Wuthering Heights as much as Jane Eyre’

The author on the trouble with the Brönte novels, what she gained from reading John Updike and Martin Amis – and the brilliance of Barbara Pym

The Guardian - UK

Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s one-year-old son dies after short illness

Award-winning Nigerian novelist is ‘devastated’ by ‘profound loss’, a statement from her family says

The Independent UK

Belgrave Road by Manish Chauhan review – a tender tale of love beyond borders

This poignant debut about two strangers who fall in love offers a powerful portrait of the lived realities of immigrants in Britain

The Guardian - UK

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Almost 50 writers boycott Adelaide festival after it dumps pro-Palestine academic Randa Abdel-Fattah

Helen Garner and Miles Franklin winner Michelle de Kretser among 47 people who have pulled out of annual writers’ festival to protest Abdel-Fattah’s axing

The Guardian - AU

The Winds of Winter Update: George RR Martin Fans Compare TWOW Delay To Brandon Sanderson's Pace

As George RR Martin's The Winds of Winter remains 'struggling' in 2026, Brandon Sanderson explains why he is prioritising book quality and creative control over quick Hollywood millions.

International Business Times UK

IT: Welcome To Derry’s Co-Showrunner Wants To See A Wild Stephen King Adaptation Get Made, And I Totally Love His Unexpected Reasoning

It would be a totally different beast than Welcome To Derry.

Cinemablend

Justice Barrett, Trump v. Slaughter, and Presidential Removal Power from 1921 to 1933

Every President from 1921 to 1933 successfully defended presidential removal power at will.

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JD Vance 'Humiliated' After Man Demands Refund for His Own Book Mid-Speech

A man handed JD Vance his own book, Hillbilly Elegy, and demanded a £16.99 ($20) refund during a speech saying he didn't like it.

International Business Times UK

The Long Shoe by Bob Mortimer audiobook review – typically quirky cosy crime

Surreal humour and sharp performances from Diane Morgan and Arabella Weir alongside the comedian himself bring his tale of an unemployed bathroom salesman to life

The Guardian - UK

What People Get Wrong About Manifesting, According to Content Creator Cyrus Veyssi

The beauty influencer and comedian chats with editor-in-chief Nikki Ogunnaike on "Nice Talk".

Marie Claire

Dylan Thomas was ‘serial plagiarist’ as a schoolboy, publisher claims

Welsh poet is alleged to have stolen work of other authors wholesale while at school in Swansea

The Independent UK

A Long Game by Elizabeth McCracken review – here’s how to really write your novel

The novelist and writing tutor delivers bracing advice that demolishes familiar ‘stick to what you know’ nostrums

The Guardian - UK

Queen’s urgent mission over reading rates as book club charity marks milestone

Camilla founded The Queen’s Reading Room in lockdown and its reach has spread to more than 180 countries as it celebrates its fifth anniversary.

Evening Standard

King Charles "Has Learned to Live With" a "Distorted" Version of the Truth About His Marriage to Princess Diana

"He feels he let down not only the monarchy but also himself and Diana by not calling off the wedding," author Robert Jobson writes.

Marie Claire

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The Guardian - US

María Corina Machado to publish book on political vision for Venezuela amid upheaval

Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel peace prize winner will lay out vision for the country in book publishing in US

Marie Claire

Princess Margaret Delivered a Brutal Two-Word Quip When Her Sister Elizabeth Found Out She'd Become Queen

Princess Elizabeth's life "changed overnight" after her uncle abdicated the throne.

The Guardian - UK

‘For a moment, only that story matters’: my plan to reignite the all-consuming love of books

Reading for pleasure rates are shockingly low in young people. So we should all get behind a new drive to turn them into avid readers. Why not start with books about art?

Marie Claire

Queen Elizabeth Called Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Departure from U.K. "A Missed Opportunity," Per New Royal Biography

"They were either in or out."

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International Business Times UK

The Winds of Winter Delay: George R.R. Martin Denies He 'Doesn't Give A Sh*t' About Writing TWOW

George R.R. Martin's net worth hits $120m in 2026. Is his Game of Thrones wealth causing the delay of The Winds of Winter?

The Guardian - UK

Dublin Gothic review – epic ‘losers’ history’ of the city traces 100 years of family life

Barbara Bergin’s tale follows four families through strikes in the slums, the Easter Rising, the early years of independence and the HIV-Aids crisis of the 1980s

Marie Claire

The Risky, Wild Fun of Launching a Literary Publication

How founders Anika Jade Levy and Nat Ruiz turned 'Forever Magazine' into every It girl's must-read.

The Guardian - UK

The Oak and the Larch by Sophie Pinkham review – are Russia’s forests the key to its identity?

How billions of trees left their mark on an empire’s psyche – shaping ideological and literal battles up to the present day

International Business Times UK

Dua Lipa's Book Club Picks Are Turning Her Into a Literary Influencer — Here's What She's Reading

Dua Lipa's Service95 Book Club is shaping reading trends, highlighting global fiction, memoirs, and diverse voices while engaging audiences beyond music.

The Guardian - UK

This, My Second Life by Patrick Charnley review – an astonishing debut of recovery

Drawing on his own near-death experience, the author finds a powerful intensity in this tale of a young man’s convalescence in a Cornish village

The Guardian - UK

A moment that changed me: in the bombed-out ruins of an apartment block, I saw a book I’d translated

The sight of my work, torn and singed but still legible, made me realise the importance of translating and protecting stories – so they remain when everything else falls away

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