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The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – reviews roundup

The Reformatory by Tananarive Due; The Lost Cause by Cory Doctorow; Him by Geoff Ryman; Audition by Pip Adam

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Normal Rules Don’t Apply by Kate Atkinson audiobook review – tales of fantastical mundanity

Paterson Joseph reads short stories of talking animals and ghostly revelations that weave into a melancholic, askew chimera of magic and quotidian woes

The Guardian - UK

Noam Chomsky at 95: Speaking hard truths

After decades of opposing militarism, war and politics as usual, Chomsky's goal remains "changing the world"

Salon

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Caitlin Halderman's Mirror Selfie Capturing Essence of Natural Elegance

Caitlin Halderman enchants with her elegant mirror selfie, illuminated by natural light. Her light brown eyes reflect tales of beauty and warmth.

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Irenosen Okojie: ‘June Jordan reminds me of the irrepressible power and spirit of black women’

The author on being mesmerised by The Virgin Suicides, the life‑changing Toni Morrison – and the book that’s too devastating to reread

The Guardian - UK

Author Reveals Why A Meghan Markle Memoir Is A Bad Idea

Omid Scobie said the Duchess of Sussex would likely have a far less interesting book than Prince Harry's memoir "Spare".

International Business Times UK

'Observer' Is A Riveting, Mind-Expanding Journey To The Very Edges Of Science

This groundbreaking novel embarks on an unprecedented voyage, transcending the confines of conventional literature to unravel the enigmatic strands of existence itself.

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This keepsake memory book doubles as a perfect present and family heirloom

Your Story has developed a Memory Keepsake Generator to immortalise your family memories

Evening Standard

You be the judge: should my boyfriend start clearing out his piles of books?

Rupert wants more bookshelves to house his growing collection, but Ari thinks a clearout is due. You decide who is on the right page

The Guardian - UK

Let Me Go On by Paul Griffiths review – an exquisite experiment

Ophelia journeys beyond the grave, in a clever and affecting sequel using just the 481 words spoken by Shakespeare’s character

The Guardian - UK

Readers’ favourite travel discoveries of 2023

From a Finnish archipelago to a tranquil lake in Albania, our tipsters have unearthed beautiful beaches, lively cities and wild, atmospheric places

The Guardian - UK

Book Claims 'Bigoted' Sophie Wessex Did Little To Help Meghan Markle Adjust To Royal Life

Royal author Omid Scobie criticised Sophie over her response when asked about the Sussexes' Oprah interview in 2021.

International Business Times UK

Dutch town shakes off political strife with ‘world’s largest Dickens festival’

Festival a ‘flight from reality’ for expected 125,000 visitors to enjoy street theatre and Victorian treats

The Guardian - UK

Drag, Princesses, Tea and Colouring at Gender Bender

“What do you want to be today?” A princess once asked, “A leaf, with all the colours,” replied a man. “A footballer,” replied another. That was how the Drag Story Hour and Tea Party began at Gender Bender a three-day event held recently. Princess Shy (Sayantika Majumdar) read out excerpts from two…

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Panini's first Women's Super League sticker album launches with Chloe Kelly and Nikita Parris

Panini, the Italian company known for its collectible sticker albums and trading cards, released its first football sticker book for men's players in 1970

WhatToWatch

Moonflower Murders: release date, cast, plot, trailer, interviews and everything you need to know about the Magpie Murders sequel series

Moonflower Murders is a thriller sequel with Lesley Manville, Daniel Mays and Tim McMullan returning as their Magpie Murders characters.

Cinemablend

Stephen King's Latest Book Has Won A Fun Award, And I'm Still Keeping My Fingers Crossed For An Adaptation

Stephen King's Holly was just selected by popular vote as the best horror novel of 2023.

The Guardian - UK

Award ceremony suspended after writer compares Gaza to Nazi-era Jewish ghettos

US-Russian journalist Masha Gessen won Germany’s Hannah Arendt prize for political thought

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The Conversation

'American Fiction' is a scathing satire that challenges pop-culture stereotypes of Blackness

In this episode, Vinita sits down with two experts to break down the many layers — and Black stereotypes — in the much anticipated new film, American Fiction.

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How to watch American Fiction

Jeffrey Wright stars in American Fiction, a comedy that is garnering great reviews and nominations. Here's how to watch it right now.

The Conversation

Black Ghosts: Noo Saro-Wiwa's new book is a powerful reflection on Africans in China

Noo Saro-Wiwa is a celebrated Nigerian-born travel writer. Her latest book is Black Ghosts. It explores, with candour and compassion, the lives of several African economic migrants living in China, a group of people who are key to trade between the continents. As a scholar of African travel writing and…

The Guardian - US

Best movies of 2023 in the US: No 7 – Poor Things

Emma Stone gives a dazzling performance in Yorgos Lanthimos’s daring, deranged and deeply funny comedy about a woman’s unusual awakening

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Cherished Moments on Malibu Deck with Andre: Wisdom, Laughter, Family

This text recalls a cherished memory of a deep conversation on a Malibu deck with Andre, whose wisdom, infectious laughter, and love for family is deeply m...

The Guardian - UK

White Holes by Carlo Rovelli review – space odyssey

Time, quantum mechanics, and the nature of reality are considered in a mind-bending journey to the edge of reality

The Guardian - UK

An Ordinary Youth by Walter Kempowski review – life under the Nazis

The unspoken tensions between banality and evil give this German autobiographical novel, first published in 1971, a powerfully unsettling impact

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