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Virginia Giuffre Exposes Jeffrey Epstein's 'Creepy Tucking-In Ritual', Viewers Say He Had 'Serious Mommy Issues'

Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir and interviews with co-writer Amy Wallace disclose a 'tuck-in' ritual Jeffrey Epstein allegedly used to normalise control.

International Business Times UK

‘It would be a great loss’: London’s oldest Islamic bookshop at risk of closure

Loved by the likes of Yusuf Islam and Gai Eaton, Dar al-Taqwa is finding it tough to survive an era of online retail

The Guardian - UK

Tigest Girma: ‘I was like – Hey, do you want black vampires? And they were like – Yeah, we want’

The Melbourne writer topped the New York Times bestseller list with her debut fantasy novel – but that doesn’t stop doubt creeping in

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The Salt Path scandal to be investigated in new documentary

Sky says ‘new whistleblowers come forward with their own versions of events’ in the one-off film

The Independent UK

Children and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels

The healing power of gardens; celebrating an abolitionist; hope in the toughest times; a gladiator romantasy and more

The Guardian - UK

Posthumous books are messy and fraught – but Virginia Giuffre’s is a reclamation

STATE OF THE ARTS: Publishing a book after the writer’s death can often be an ethical minefield, writes Micha Frazer-Carroll. In the case of the late activist and Epstein abuse survivor, things are different

The Independent UK

Booker prize launches £50,000 children’s award

Children will help judge the new prize along with children’s laureate Frank Cottrell-Boyce

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The Children’s Booker prize will tell kids that they matter

As the number of children reading for pleasure hits a record low, the new award highlights its importance for wellbeing, and will give away thousands of books

The Guardian - UK

The Wanderers review – faith and infidelity in Brooklyn

The lives of unhappy couples across two generations play out in overlapping timelines and geographies in Anna Ziegler’s uneven drama

The Guardian - UK

How Jamie Lynn Spears Reportedly Responded After Kevin Federline Made Her Texts About Britney Spears Public: 'This Makes Me Want To Cry'

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The uptick in book banning has spread to the stage. Jodi Picoult is hitting back

The superintendent of Mississinewa High School in Indiana canceled a production of ‘Between the Lines’

The Independent UK

Bicester Village Has Just Launched the Pre-Loved Pop Up Filled with Designer Gems

Curated by legendary stylist Bay Garnett, with all proceeds going to Smart Works

Marie Claire

The Rest of Our Lives by Benjamin Markovits audiobook review – an American road trip with a twist

A law professor leaves his failing marriage and faltering career and hits the open road in this Booker-shortlisted novel of midlife turmoil

The Guardian - UK

What we misunderstand in the debate over free speech

Freedom of speech requires freedom of thought – and the American political climate poses a serious threat to it

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Is George R.R. Martin Ever Finishing The Winds of Winter? Author's Confession at ComicCon Shocks Game of Thrones Fans

At NYCC, George R.R. Martin joked about The Winds of Winter delays and fan backlash, admitting he has 'always had trouble with deadlines' going back decades.

Total Film

It: Welcome to Derry timeline explained: When does HBO's horror spin-off take place in relation to It and It: Chapter Two?

We break down where It: Welcome to Derry fits on the franchise's ever-expanding timeline

The Guardian - UK

We must act now: without a written constitution, Reform UK will have carte blanche to toxify our nation

It means breaking with hundreds of years of tradition, but it can’t wait. As hard-right figures spread division and laud autocrats, a fail-safe is vital, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

New Mr Poirot and Little Miss Marple books to be published

Agatha Christie’s popular detectives feature in new Mr Men and Little Miss stories – Mischief on the Nile and Muddle at the Vicarage

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The Independent UK

Agatha Christie detectives join Mr Men world in new children’s books

Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple are back in a series for young readers

Marie Claire

Princess Diana Biographer Says She "Embraced" Royal Work That Was "Distinctly Inappropriate" for a Royal Woman For One Reason

In 'Dianaworld,' author Edward White explores why the late royal chose to support some groundbreaking causes.

Axios

Michael Wolff files lawsuit against First Lady over alleged Epstein defamation

Wolff claims Trump's threat is a "Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation."

International Business Times UK

2.4 Million Bibles Sold In A Month After Charlie Kirk Killing As 'Spiritual Awakening' Grips US

Bible sales in the US have surged by more than a third since the killing of Charlie Kirk, in what observers describe as a wider religious reawakening tied to shifting politics and public sentiment.

International Business Times UK

Virginia Giuffre's Memoir: Startling New Details Emerge on Prince Andrew, Donald Trump and the Epstein Network

Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir, 'Nobody's Girl', offers new first-person accounts of recruitment into Jeffrey Epstein's circle, renewed allegations about Prince Andrew, and a plea to unseal the 'Epstein Files'.

Inverse

'It: Welcome to Derry' Review: HBO's Stephen King Prequel Turns Up The Gore — For Better And For Worse

The 'It' prequel series turns back the clock and crafts and interesting story, but gets caught up in the shock value.

The Guardian - UK

Iris Murdoch’s poems on bisexuality to be published – read one exclusively here

Drawn mostly from notebooks discovered in the attic of the late novelist and philosopher’s Oxford home, a new collection spans 60 years and touches on deeply personal themes

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