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The play which brings Nan Shephard's The Living Mountain to life

THE Scottish philosopher who inspired Tony Blair may also be the reason Nan Shepherd tried to find solace in the Cairngorms.

The National (Scotland)

New book proposes 'alternative path' for Scottish independence

SCOTS should be able to demand an independence referendum from a People’s Council embedded into a written constitution, an investment manager has…

The National (Scotland)

David Nicholls warns readers against trying to visit novel’s locations

Bestselling writer says Lake District sites in new book You Are Here are ‘genuinely all made up’

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Wes Streeting: I won’t give in to doctors’ unions on huge NHS pay demands

Exclusive: The shadow health secretary vows to be ‘a shop steward for patients’ as he warns: ‘The NHS is not the envy of the world’

The Independent UK

David Nicholls reveals unfilmable Starter for Ten scene that was ‘expensive mistake’

Novelist, speaking at Hay Festival, explained how some great moments in literature are unadaptable

The Independent UK

Anne Enright: ‘Give me Moby-Dick over Persuasion anytime’

The award-winning Irish author on her Women’s prize-shortlisted novel The Wren, the Wren, waylaying poet Paul Muldoon at an airport and why she no longer writes about her family

The Guardian - UK

Layal Liverpool: ‘Racism is a public health crisis – and we can do something about it’

The science journalist reveals what inspired her to write her new book about racism in medicine, and what really needs to be done to tackle ethnic health inequalities

The Guardian - UK

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From Baby Reindeer to Taylor Swift, how amateur sleuths ruined pop culture

In the social media age, artists are using their trauma to bolster their relatability, while dramas are often thinly veiled personal testimonies. The unvarnished truth may be irresistible, but is it bringing out the rubberneck in all of us?

The Guardian - UK

Matt Lucas blocks writer who complained about rash of celebrity authors. Then admits being ‘oversensitive’

Lucas wasn’t happy with a post calling out ‘prominence’ of celebrity writers in bookshops

The Independent UK

‘Is it a betrayal?’ Claire Messud on writing her family into fiction

For her new novel, the author drew from her parents’ letters and grandfather’s memoir. She describes the fears and joys that come with writing about family

The Guardian - UK

‘I want people to wake up’: Nemonte Nenquimo on growing up in the rainforest and her fight to save it

The Indigenous campaigner won a historic legal victory to protect Waorani land in the Amazon rainforest. Now she has written a groundbreaking memoir

The Guardian - UK

The Sympathizer: Robert Downey Jr totally steals the show in electric spy thriller

Downey Jr dons bald caps and gnaws cigars to have the most fun imaginable in Park Chan-wook’s inspired espionage show. Believe the hype!

The Guardian - UK

What is a snake’s venom made of and what is ochre? Try our kids’ quiz

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes

The Guardian - UK

Take a peek inside the serene private homes of Vincent Van Duysen

Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen invites us into his serenely designed private homes in a new book by Rizzoli

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The Independent UK

Caleb Carr, military historian and author of bestselling novel 'The Alienist,' dies at 68

Caleb Carr, the scarred and gifted son of founding Beat Lucien Carr who endured a traumatizing childhood and became a bestselling novelist, accomplished military historian and late-life memoirist of his devoted cat Masha, has died

The Guardian - UK

€100,000 Dublin literary award won by Romanian author Mircea Cărtărescu

Cărtărescu’s novel Solenoid, translated by Sean Cotter, was described by judges as ‘wildly inventive with passages of great beauty’

The Guardian - UK

Post your questions for Harry Hill

Every wondered how he went from being a doctor to narrating You’ve Been Framed!? Here’s your chance to ask the big-collared comedian, writer and TV host about Branston Pickle, badgers and his Blair rock opera

Evening Standard

You Don’t Have to Be Mad to Work Here by Benji Waterhouse review: A vital yet hilarious exposé of the NHS

Trying to solve the many riddles of the NHS is like playing whack-a-mole. Fixed A&E? Then say hello to GP waiting times. Solved the junior doctors’ strikes? Crumbling hospitals would like a word.

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Kiplinger

Seven Life-Changing Financial Books These Experts Recommend Reading

Adding these books to your reading list is the first step to changing your financial future.

The Guardian - UK

Anthony Horowitz: writers should not be told to make books more diverse

Children’s author tells Hay festival he is aware of need to be inclusive but it should not be imposed

The Guardian - UK

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

Golden numbers; an intergalactic snail trail; an immersive guide to art; a tale of hope amid poverty; and a girl who can’t lie

The Guardian - US

A Black newspaper in Washington state gets a second life: ‘We can’t let the Black Lens die’

The Spokane community revived the paper to capture the nuance of the Black community – beyond the ‘feel-good stories’

The Guardian - UK

Paul Murray: ‘In some ways the T’ang poets were the original Sad Dads’

The Irish author on being inspired to write by Lorrie Moore, and failing to get Madame Bovary the first time around

The Guardian - UK

Emil Ferris: ‘We can’t enter a future without our humanity’

The My Favorite Thing Is Monsters author returns with Book Two, which warns against the ‘monstrousness’ of social conformity

The Guardian - AU

Peripathetic by Cher Tan review – essays on punk, work and the internet are incredibly good fun

Tan’s fast-paced, acidic essays are guided by big ideas, drawing on her personal story to speak to the invisible, powerful forces that shape us all

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