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In brief: Playing Games; Benny the Blue Whale; The Darkness Manifesto – review

An emotive tale of two sisters, an odyssey into AI by a children’s author, and an argument in favour of a little less light

The Guardian - UK

Meghan Markle has reportedly ‘moved on’ from royal family drama

‘With Harry, there’s a reluctant acceptance that this is just who his father is. He would rather have that in his life than to cut it off completely,’ royal reporter Omid Scobie says

The Independent UK

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? review – sparks fly in this thrilling new production

In a small theatre this play is even more electric, as acclaimed director Sarah Goodes conducts the bloodsports – and a star-studded cast – with precision

The Guardian - AU

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One Night on Paramount+ review: Jodie Whittaker consent drama demands attention

This series manages to be both captivating and frighteningly real

Evening Standard

Kinderland by Liliana Corobca review – a bleak but beautiful tale of survival

A 12-year-old girl is obliged to care for her younger siblings in this powerful novel about rural destitution on the edge of Europe

The Guardian - UK

Servants of Knowledge to digitally archive Motilal Banarsidass’ out-of-copyright books

Servants of Knowledge and Public Resource partner to digitise Motilal Banarsidass' out-of-copyright books. Agreement to be announced at Bangalore Lit Fest. Carl Malamud and H L Omshivaprakash co-founded Servants of Knowledge, to create open access digital library of books, speeches, magazines, newspapers, audio, films in 15 languages. 15 lakh pages…

The Hindu

Children’s and teens roundup – the best new chapter books

Michael Rosen returns with an adventurous French hound, while BBC sport presenter Damian Johnson offers inspiring football stories. Plus, a lion comes to tea and stays

The Guardian - UK

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Newly discovered string quartet by Clockwork Orange author Anthony Burgess to have premiere

The Manchester-born author was a frustrated composer who often wrote about music. Now his previously unknown work for strings will find an audience

The Guardian - UK

Booker prize 2023: will the judges talk themselves out of the right choice?

Paul Murray’s The Bee Sting, in a year full of family sagas, is surely the standout volume, but the panel may just opt for Sarah Bernstein’s ‘spectrally vague brainteaser’

The Guardian - UK

Held by Anne Michaels review – still master of her universe

Dazzling lyrical snapshots recall the dreamlike style of Fugitive Pieces in the poet’s third novel, a fluid examination of history, memory and generational trauma

The Guardian - UK

‘They’ll see she was extraordinary’: Callas centenary inspires new generation to find the real Maria

Films, shows and a new museum seek to capture the charisma of the great soprano

The Guardian - UK

Queen Consort Camilla ‘is not a step-grandmother’ to Prince George, Charlotte and Louis and has never tried to replace Princess Diana in the role claims royal author

Prince William has reportedly made the fact very clear...

GoodToKnow

Elton John’s Taylor-made Watford showed that clubs are about people

A new book on Watford’s glory years under Elton John and Graham Taylor illustrates how football has become poorer as it has become vastly wealthy

The Guardian - UK

Arunachal CM proposes writers’ village in State

He said the ‘project’ had been on his mind for quite some time, and had found the fifth edition of the Arunachal Literature Festival (ALS) the right occasion to announce it.

The Hindu

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After Megan Fox Got Real About Secret Famous Exes In Her Book, An Insider Explains Why She May Have Avoided Name-Dropping

Megan Fox detailed her "real-life experiences" in past relationships, and an insider explained why she allegedly avoided name drops.

The Independent UK

Marjorie Taylor Greene’s book under fire for ‘patently false’ Jan 6 claims

‘Marjorie Taylor Greene doesn’t exist in the same reality as the rest of us,’ Rep Jason Crow blasted about the Georgia Repbulican’s January 6 claims

Marie Claire

Omid Scobie: Meghan Markle “Doesn’t Want Anything to Do” with the Royal Family, But for Prince Harry, There’s Still “Unfinished Business”

Though no longer working for the Firm, the royal family is still Harry’s birth family, after all.

The Guardian - US

‘Incredibly overdue’: Minnesota library book returned more than 100 years later

The book, Famous Composers, was last borrowed in 1919 from the St Paul library; mayor assures that there will be no late fee

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Salon

All hail the “Cinnamon Roll Man”

Shy, thoughtful and easy on the eyes. This new crop of heartthrobs is challenging classic male stereotypes

The Hindu

Perumal Murugan wins JCB Prize for Literature, to get ₹25 lakh cash prize

Tamil writer Perumal Murugan wins the coveted JCB Prize for Literature for his novel, Fire Bird, an English translation of his Tamil novel Aalandapatchi. The award carries ₹25 lakh cash prize.

Marie Claire

Prince William is “Furious” About This Claim in Omid Scobie’s Latest Book, Commentator Says

“He’s just saying it’s absolutely not true.”

The Independent UK

Another Republican accuses McCarthy of violence after elbow incident

‘Wham! I get shoulder-checked,’ former Illinois congressman Adam Kinzinger said

The Guardian - UK

No flatulence, no sex in trees: Victorian children’s sanitised Chaucer to go on display

A new exhibition in Oxford charts the different ways the great Medieval poet has been interpreted by readers down the centuries

The Independent UK

‘I loved the woman I got to know’, says Neil LaBute in tribute to AS Byatt

Dame Antonia Byatt died on Thursday at the age of 87, according to her publisher.

The Guardian - UK

‘This might be the last thing I ever write’: Paul Auster on cancer, connection and the fallacy of closure

As he was finishing his latest novel, the writer became seriously ill. He talks about making sense of his life through fiction, the secret of sustaining love and how his new book took him by surprise

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