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All the Words We Know by Bruce Nash review – dementia mystery goes for heartstrings over nuance

Following an elderly woman who believes the aged care facility she lives in is killing its residents, this novel has a sympathetic narrator but relies on superficial archetypes

The Guardian - AU

Sally Rooney’s new novel Intermezzo to be published in September

The bestselling author’s fourth novel, which will focus on two brothers, is set to be a ‘standout highlight’ of this year’s fiction titles

The Guardian - UK

Netflix is 'in the process' of a new deal with One Day author David Nicholls

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Five of the best books to understand the Israel-Palestine conflict

From stories of families dealing with dispossession and trauma to a powerful history of the Mossad spy agency, the Guardian’s Jerusalem correspondent picks titles that help explain the history and politics of the territory

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A Sign of Her Own by Sarah Marsh review – a vivid journey into a world without hearing

A deaf woman in the 19th-century US is introduced to Alexander Graham Bell’s flawed tutelage in a multifaceted debut novel

The Guardian - UK

Practice and law: debating aspects of the Muslim personal law

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The Hindu

Alex Theatre to bring smiles with Grinning Man premiere

The Australian premiere of West End musical The Grinning Man will play at The Alex Theatre, a venue with ambitions to stage ten new productions every year.

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“This story takes place around a seminal UFO event that I believe happened”: Blink-182's Tom DeLonge has written a novel titled Trinity about a “pivotal moment in American culture”

For his new novel Trinity, Blink-182's Tom DeLonge has taken “a whole lot of truth and encased it in a cool and rebellious story”

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Dune 2 director Denis Villeneuve explains why there is a big focus on his "secret weapon" Zendaya's Chani in the sequel, honoring Frank Herbert's original intent

Exclusive | The filmmaker reveals why it was fundamental for Zendaya's character Chani to be at the forefront of the sci-fi epic

Total Film

Why must I smoke my pubic hair? My wild day following Yoko Ono’s avant-garde orders

Polish an orange. Grieve for a made-up friend. Inherit a dead passenger’s luggage. As Ono’s ‘artwork instructions’ delight crowds at the Tate, our writer carries them out. Will he end up enlightened – or in hospital?

The Guardian - UK

Emmerdale star Jessie Elland reveals dream career move after soap exit

Emmerdale star Jessie Elland has shared a 'surreal' career move following her dramatic soap exit as Chloe Harris.

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Lady Gabriella Windsor's husband seemed 'happy and positive' ahead of unexpected death

Thomas Kingston tragically passed away at 45

Marie Claire

Richard Linklater: ‘I don’t feel connected to my government right now’

The film-maker is one of three directors behind the docuseries God Save Texas looking at the issues facing those living in the state, some a matter of life and death

The Guardian - US

"It's not enough to be a good writer”: Zosia Swidlicka on the importance of brand language in copywriting

The writer discusses her new publication Between the Lines and the symbiosis of words and design.

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How do you grieve for a child who barely lived? A new book has some profound answers

Tamarin Norwood’s son, Gabriel, lived for 72 minutes. Now she has written a memoir of her pregnancy and his death, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

The Guardian - UK

Ours by Phillip B Williams review – a fragile utopia for those escaping slavery

Hidden and enchanted, the town of Ours – founded by a woman called Saint – reflects wider truths about US black history

The Guardian - UK

‘Quite radical’: the feeling of exhaustion is key to tackling climate change, says author

Exhausted of the Earth author Ajay Singh Chaudhary says how we feel and the state of the earth are connected

The Guardian - UK

‘I get looks of disbelief’: the visionary women shaking up architecture worldwide

Why are talented women still so shunned by the profession? From an epic New Zealand railway to a mirrored Kyiv tower with a helipad, a new book celebrates the thrilling work of 100 groundbreakers

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The forgotten treasure trove at Ripon Buildings

Discover the journey of the Greater Chennai Corporation through history in a coffee-table book released by the Chief Minister.

The Guardian - AU

The return of Nam Le: ‘As long as I’m terrifying myself a little bit, I’m on the right track’

Sixteen years after his internationally lauded debut, the author of The Boat is back. He talks about writing under pressure, and why ‘authenticity’ is a trap

The Guardian - UK

Rare copy of Mao’s Little Red Book expected to fetch more than £30,000

Early editions of the book of quotations will be sold at an auction of Cultural Revolution artefacts

Evening Standard

OPINION - Prince Harry could return to the UK if Donald Trump wins? And they said there were no upsides

So many things spring to mind at the news that Donald Trump, if elected, may rescind Prince Harry’s US visa because “he betrayed the Queen”. The first, admittedly unworthy, thought is the vision of his brother’s face at the prospect of the prodigal’s return home.

The Guardian - UK

Caliban Shrieks by Jack Hilton review – lost voice of the north

This rediscovered mix of autobiography and ‘artful rant’ – about working-class conditions in the 1930s – is full of energy and comedy

The Guardian - UK

Why American Fiction should win the best picture Oscar

Jeffrey Wright is in a role of a lifetime as a frustrated Black professor driven to write a cliche-riddled crime saga – and makes universal his struggle to be seen and heard

Salon

Shogun star: "We need that kind of hero"

The veteran actor on his history of playing samurai and retelling "Shogun" with an authentic Japanese perspective

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