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Toni Morrison’s ‘The Bluest Eye’ to return to Pinellas high schools

TAMPA, Fla. — Toni Morrison’s groundbreaking novel “The Bluest Eye” is headed back to Pinellas County high schools this week.

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Judith Miller obituary

Antiques expert who helped identify treasures for the BBC television series Antiques Roadshow

The Guardian - UK

Society of Authors creates new campaign to help writers hold publishers to account on sustainability

Tree to Me aims to give authors more say in reducing the environmental impact of physical books, including from the manufacture of paper, transportation and the use of chemicals

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‘Misericorde’ Is the Best-Written Game of 2023

This murder mystery visual novel is more than meets the eye thanks to its phenomenal writing that can make you laugh, cry, or both!

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Johnny Marr’s new book documents the guitars he’s loved, lost and given away, including Nile Rodgers’ Strat, Bert Jansch’s acoustic and a Les Paul used by Ed O’Brien

The Smiths icon says his new tone tome ‘Marr’s Guitars’ has “been a long time coming and is a labour of love”

Guitar World

Met anti-terror police ‘quizzed detained French publisher on his views about Macron’

Met officers asked detained French publisher to name ‘anti-Government’ authors he works with, employer claims

Evening Standard

Former Ayr addict releases debut novel in bid to highlight that 'addiction can happen to anyone'

Cheryl Kane has written a thrilling fictional tale inspired by some of her experiences.

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Nottinghamshire house belonging to D H Lawrence sold at auction for £91,000

The writer lived in the house during 1903 until 1908 when he was 17 to 22 years old

Nottingham Post

D.H. Lawrence’s former family home to be auctioned for £65,000

D.H. Lawrence lived in the house between 1905 and 1908 and gave his mother a pre-production copy of his first novel there.

Evening Standard

Former Eastwood home of writer D H Lawrence placed at auction for £65,000

The writer lived in three-bedroom house in Nottinghamshire between 1903 and 1908

Nottingham Post

Prince Harry recalled Meghan Markle’s joke that did not land with Kate Middleton

"A yawning silence threatened to swallow us all whole"

Marie Claire

In memoir, former Cuomo aide says 'nothing goes unaddressed'

A memoir from a top aide to former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo who defended him during the deadliest days of the COVID-19 pandemic, and an investigation that concluded he sexually harassed 11 women, comes out in the fall

The Independent UK

Top 10 medical memoirs … by patients

Medical practitioners are not the only experts in the field of disease and injury, as these personal stories of trauma and recovery show

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Lydia Davis refuses to sell her next book on Amazon

The garlanded short story author will release her next collection solely in bookshops and select independent online outlets to coincide with Bookshop Day

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The Long Form by Kate Briggs review – motherhood and meaning

A day in the life of a mother and her newborn baby unfurls an investigation into how we find structure and meaning in the world – and in the novel

Dublin Live

Dublin author helping to encourage fellow indie book authors with awards event

Pam Lecky is a published author from Donabate in Dublin, and she is volunteering on the Carousel Aware Prize Awards Committee (CAP) awards

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Wisden speaks to cricket’s antiquity against backdrop of a changing game

The 2023 edition of the chunky yellow tome tells the story of the Dukes ball, pays tribute to Shane Warne and does much more

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Review: 'The Lost Wife,' by Susanna Moore

FICTION: One woman's dramatic story reopens a bloody chapter in Minnesota history.

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Lane DeGregory tells us how she tells the story in ‘Girl in the Window’

If you’ve ever wondered how Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Lane DeGregory writes her memorable stories, now you can find out — straight from DeGregory herself.

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Review: 'Symphony of Secrets,' by Brendan Slocumb

FICTION: A Jazz Age composition is rediscovered — and its history might involve cultural appropriation.

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Review: 'Saturday Night at the Lakeside Supper Club,' by J. Ryan Stradal

FICTION: Cultures collide in this culinary family saga set in Minnesota Lake Country.

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Review: 'Stories of Books and Libraries,' edited by Jane Holloway

NONFICTION: An impressive collection of stories about books and the places that contain them.

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Coping creatively: Maryland author’s journey from widowhood to novelist

BALTIMORE — Michelle Paris has turned the central tragedy of her life into a darkly comic romantic novel.

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Review: 'Lone Women,' by Victor LaValle

FICTION: Victor LaValle's mesmerizing novel portrays resilient women fighting supernatural forces in early-20th-century Montana.

Al Jazeera

UK police under fire for arresting French publisher

Journalist unions, writers and publishing houses condemn the arrest of Ernest Moret under the UK’s Terrorism Act.

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