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Ian McEwan among authors as shortlist for Nero Book Awards 2025 announced

Nominated writers include award-winning novelist Ian McEwan, art historian James Fox and best-selling authors Patrice Lawrence and Sarah Perry.

Evening Standard

Sarah Ferguson Invited Her Lover to Husband Andrew's 30th Birthday Party at Buckingham Palace—And Queen Elizabeth Weighed In

Fergie began seeing Texas businessman Steve Wyatt while she was pregnant with Princess Eugenie in 1989.

Marie Claire

JK Rowling visits Harry Potter set after Daniel Radcliffe reveals he sent its young star actor a letter

The best-selling author has become a contentious figure over her outspoken views on gender

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Kate Atkinson honoured with Lifetime Achievement Award from Saltire Society

‘It’s a pleasure to be recognised alongside so many gifted writers,’ said the author best knowd for her novels ‘Life After Life’ and ‘Case Histories’

The Independent UK

Marina Lewycka obituary

Award-winning author whose novels, including her debut, A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian, united comic skills with serious themes

The Guardian - UK

Queen Elizabeth Feared Prince William “Might Have a Nervous Breakdown” After Princess Diana’s 'Panorama' Interview

The Prince of Wales was just 13 when his mother confessed all to Martin Bashir 30 years ago.

Marie Claire

People Just Had To Take Screenshots Of These 52 Online Posts That Display Stupidity At Its Finest (New Pics)

It’s great if you’re confident, but too much of a good thing can be toxic. When someone doesn’t bother to question whether they’re right or wrong, they can start spreading complete nonsense. And we should all know by now that opinions aren’t the same as facts. Tell that to a…

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Sarah Ferguson’s new children’s book ‘pulped’ after scrutiny over Jeffrey Epstein links

Copies of Flora and Fern: Kindness Along the Way, which was set to be published in October, have been sent for recycling

The Guardian - UK

Diddy Writing 'Revenge' Book Behind Bars, 'Freak Off' Guests To Be Named: Report

Sean 'Diddy' Combs is reportedly writing a 'revenge' memoir from federal custody, but no reputable source has verified the claims made by the National Enquirer.

International Business Times UK

The Dinner Party by Viola van de Sandt review – a formidable debut

An intimate soiree builds to a horrific climax in this visceral novel about a young woman tasked with hosting a meal for her fiance

The Guardian - UK

The Once and Future Riot by Joe Sacco review – a masterclass in visual reportage

The author of Palestine turns his attention to the legacies of Indian partition in this brilliant portrait of the 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots

The Guardian - UK

'Cooper & Fry' Cast, Plot, Episodes and More Details About Channel 5's Newest Detective Series

'Cooper & Fry' is Channel 5's newest series adapted from the hit novels by Stephen Booth.

International Business Times UK

Elon Musk Wants To 'Tell My Story Myself,' Teases Autobiography

Elon Musk is the man of many hats. He can be labelled with titles like entrepreneur, investor, founder, leader, CEO and more. And now the world's richest man could have a new title to add to his impressive resume: author.

Benzinga

I'm glad Pennywise isn't in It: Welcome to Derry much; it cements the HBO show as the most loyal adaptation of Stephen King's original novel yet

Now Watching | Our writer explains why it's good Bill Skarsgard's Pennywise hasn't shown up in It: Welcome to Derry yet, despite horror fans clamoring for the clown

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After Finishing Nuclear War: A Scenario, There Are 5 Things I'm Terrified To See In Denis Villeneuve's Movie

War is Hell. Nuclear War is something worse.

The Independent UK

Charlotte Bingham, best-selling author and TV writer, dies aged 83

The celebrated writer penned more than 40 novels and wrote for numerous hit television shows in her decades-spanning career

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Wait, I Think Project Hail Mary's Newest Trailer Answered One Of My Biggest Questions

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Author Boualem Sansal welcomed in France after release from Algerian prison

Boualem Sansal, a French-Algerian novelist, has returned to France after receiving a humanitarian pardon from Algeria

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The Winds of Winter Update: George R.R. Martin Claims He 'Lives Forever' Until TWOW Finish

George R.R. Martin addresses grim speculation about his mortality and The Winds of Winter delay with a hilarious 'Subway Super Bowl' promise at NYCC.

The Independent UK

‘Joyful’ Quentin Blake book to be adapted into new stage show

‘I’m absolutely thrilled to be adapting and directing ‘Mrs Armitage on Wheels’ for the stage,’ said artistic director Samantha Lane

The Independent UK

Sarina Wiegman breaks silence on criticism from former goalkeeper Mary Earps

Wiegman said she would not have done anything differently despite the explosive fallout from Earps’s autobiography

The Independent UK

Rare first-issue of William Blake’s ‘The Tyger’ to fetch up to £120k at auction

The piece originates from a scarce collection featuring 17 of Blake’s poems

The Guardian - UK

Seriously Silly: The Life of Terry Jones by Robert Ross review – portrait of a Python

An affectionate biography of the polymath includes details of never-produced gems such as Monty Python’s Third World War

Evening Standard

Rare print of William Blake’s The Tyger poem expected to sell for up to £120,000

The print comes from the rare first issue of Blake’s Songs Of Experience.

The Guardian - UK

The Wax Child by Olga Ravn review – a visceral tale of witchcraft

The author of The Employees goes back to 17th-century Denmark for an intensely poetic portrait of everyday sorcery and female solidarity

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