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Are studies of great authors doomed as fewer students take English literature at university?

Not only will literary criticism wither, but we risk losing the campus novel entirely

The Guardian - UK

On my radar: Zadie Smith’s cultural highlights

The writer on Netflix’s brilliant plague tragicomedy, the best British debut novel she’s read in a while, and her deep love of singer Chappell Roan

The Guardian - UK

Lorraine Kelly just wore the most flattering puff sleeve, vibrant orange dress off the high street - and it's on sale today

The presenter looked stunning in a puff-sleeve midi dress as she promoted her new book

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Journalist Jeff German was stabbed to death. Las Vegas watches as the accused politician goes on trial

German had written about workplace harassment by Robert Telles, a county lawyer, before he was killed

The Guardian - US

BBC pulls Miriam Margoyles Dickens comment from radio: ‘It should have been challenged at the time’

The actor made the remark during a live recording of Radio 4’s Front Row

The Independent UK

Five Early Retirement Mistakes to Avoid

These early retirement mistakes can douse your FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) efforts.

Kiplinger

‘It could disappear for ever’: Anger over sale of George Orwell archive

Businesses are selling off priceless documents piecemeal, after publisher gave the order to ‘get rid of’ them

The Guardian - UK

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Rangers hero Ally McCoist reveals surprise new project

Rangers hero Ally McCoist is set to release a new book in October.

The National (Scotland)

Blake Lively shares statement following criticism of 'It Ends With Us' press tour

Marie Claire

OPINION - Hitler's People by Richard Evans review: were the Nazis more like us than we know?

Who were the Nazis? The comfort blanket version of history tells us they were aberrant monsters, more beasts than men. And certainly their project was uniquely monstrous, combining pre-medieval barbarism and ignorance with force-multiplying modern technologies like radio, rockets, railways and poison gas to terrorise a continent.

Evening Standard

Jeremy Strong obituary

Author who won the Children’s Book award in 1997 and whose bestselling series made adults laugh too

The Guardian - UK

His crayon is purple – but is Harold a Black boy?

Is Crockett Johnson’s Harold, of “Harold and the Purple Crayon,” a child of color?

The Conversation

Other Women by Emma Flint review – a gripping dissection of an affair

A love triangle culminates in tragedy in this cleverly constructed thriller, based on real-life events

The Guardian - UK

Florida college trashed hundreds of books — including many focusing on LGBTQ and race issues

Progressive state college has been at center of Governor Ron DeSantis’s campaign against diversity and inclusion programs in higher ed

The Independent UK

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Inverse

Tolkien's Most Overlooked Character Could Finally Unlock a 'Rings of Power' Mystery

Tom Bombadil didn't fit into Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings films, but Amazon's 'The Rings of Power' finds a perfect place for the character.

Evening Standard

Best Graham Greene books to plunge you into theological quandaries

From the late author’s great morality novels to his thrilling, comedic and romantic yarns

The Guardian - UK

Jill Robinson obituary

Writer who drew on her Hollywood childhood for her successful memoirs and novels

Inverse

Star Wars Theory Reveals a Huge 'Andor' Season 2 Twist

Has an ISB agent been involved in espionage since the very beginning of 'Andor'?

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The Guardian - UK

Five of the best books about Indian politics

The world’s largest democracy comes under the microscope in these compelling works of journalism and history

The Conversation

Women in translation month: a moving Algerian novel tracks the economic struggles of writers and publishers

French-Algerian publisher Edmond Charlot is the subject of the Algerian writer Kaouther Adimi’s third novel, and her first to be translated into English.

The Guardian - UK

Wife by Charlotte Mendelson review – married to a monster

There are flashes of sharp wit in this furious tale of a toxic relationship between two women, but mostly it roils with raw pain

The Guardian - UK

Survival Is a Promise by Alexis Pauline Gumbs review – a cosmic perspective on Audre Lorde

An innovative biography that recognises the continuing influence of the American poet and activist

Marie Claire

Queen Elizabeth Wasn't "Comfortable" When King Charles Walked Meghan Markle Down the Aisle

The monarch was reportedly "uneasy" with the decision.

Salon

Why did she stay? The same reasons I did

The road to domestic violence is paved with Cartier bracelets and Hallmark cards

Marie Claire

Princess Kate and Prince William Used the Funniest Fake Names During Romantic Getaways

"Occasionally they checked into hotels using the names Mr. and Mrs. Smith."

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