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Review: 'Old God's Time,' by Sebastian Barry

FICTION: A potent, unusual crime novel about an ex-cop whose misfortunes mirror those of his homeland.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: The yin and yang of springtime, which brings equal measure of light and shadow

Ecclesiastes was on to something. While an exuberant ephemerality is at the heart of the ancient book, its boiled-down truth is one we hum in our heads for good reason: for everything there is a season, a time for every matter under heaven.

Chicago Tribune

5 Ways to Engage Reluctant Readers

How technology and student choice can help engage reluctant readers

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Dr No by Percival Everett review – serious comedy

A maths professor meets a would-be Bond villain in a metaphysical caper through race and history from the author of The Trees

The Guardian - UK

The People’s Hospital: why public healthcare can be successful in the US

A physician’s book details the success of a Houston hospital that treats uninsured Americans stranded by the system

The Guardian - US

Springsteen, Louis-Dreyfus among 22 honoured by Biden

Bruce Springsteen, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Gladys Knight have received medals as the White House honoured a hots of singers, authors, artists and humanitarians.

The New Daily

Novel inspired by pandemic worry wins Waterstones Children’s Book Prize

The young author was awarded a £5,000 prize and a commitment from the book retailer to support her writing career.

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Apocalyptic road trip story wins the Waterstones children’s book prize

The Cats We Meet Along the Way by Nadia Mikail – about a family’s trip across Malaysia during the impending end of the world – wins the older readers category, the overall prize and £5,000

The Guardian - UK

Kelly Thompson's Captain Marvel run ends with #50 this summer

Carol Danvers is about to reach a new Marvel Comics milestone

GamesRadar

C Anne Wilson obituary

Food historian who wrote Food and Drink in Britain and took care of rare early recipe books at the University of Leeds library

The Guardian - UK

Wait With Me: release date, cast and trailer for the Passionflix movie

Wait With Me is coming to life at Passionflix and we have everything you need to know about the adaptation of the beloved Amy Daws novel.

WhatToWatch

Conservative group demands to know if Prince Harry admitted drug use on US visa application

The Heritage Foundation think tank wants California-based royal’s application published

The Independent UK

Melania’s former adviser responds to claim she left Trump over Stormy Daniels scandal: ‘I was there!’

Ex-aide Stephanie Winston Wolkoff denies Melania left White House for DC hotel as Stormy Affair came to light in 2018

The Independent UK

BBC Strictly's Johannes Radebe supported by co-stars and Gemma Atkinson over 'dream come true' news

Viewers of the BBC One dance contest best know the dancer for being one of the professionals on the show

Manchester Evening News

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Edinburgh Live

The legendary Edinburgh theme pub where drinkers struggled to find the toilets

Located in the heart of the New Town, the Jekyll & Hyde was a pub like no other and it's still very much missed to this day - just like the toilets, which were pretty much always 'missed' unless you were in the know.

Reason

Recent Books on the Constitution

My seminar picks for 2023 (and every year since 2005).

Daily Mirror

Disabled passenger called a 'monster' for not moving plane seats to benefit mum

A plane passenger has taken to Reddit to share how a mum wanted her to swap seats so her husband could help with their baby, despite knowing the woman booked it in advance due to her disability

The Times of India

HarperCollins India sweeps the AutHer Awards 2023, second year in a row

The winners of the fourth edition of AutHer Awards were announced at a gala ceremony on March 19, 2023 in New Delhi. The awards were given in four major categories, namely-- Fiction, Non-fiction, Debut, and Children's Literature. And this year too, publisher HarperCollins India sweeped the AutHer Awards-- second year…

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The Guardian - UK

The best recent crime and thriller writing – review roundup

A teenager terrifies his uncle, Harlan Coben makes the implausible ring true – and the members of a running club have murder on their mind

Tribune News Service

Maureen Downey: New book: If we don’t fight for teachers, we will lose them

After interviewing teachers across the country, shadowing three of them for 12 months and taking a job as a long-term substitute in her own local Maryland school district, journalist Alexandra Robbins has a warning for America: “If we don’t fight for teachers now, we are going to lose them forever.”

Tom’s Guide

Shadow and Bone season 3: Everything we know so far

Shadow and Bone season 3 is still awaiting renewal from Netflix, but here's what we know about the potential next installment.

The Times of India

‘Stop putting women’s writing in a box’

Why do you write about women? Shashi Deshpande, eminent novelist of contemporary Indian literature in English, has often faced this question from journalists and academics in her writing career. “Novel after novel, I hoped I would be read as a serious writer. Not as a woman writer writing about women,…

The Guardian - UK

Indian novel about caste becomes first Tamil work longlisted for International Booker prize

Perumal Murugan, who said he had given up writing in 2015 after protests against one of his books, wins selection with Pyre

The Independent UK

Camilla shares love of poetry with children’s laureate Joseph Coelho

The Queen Consort and Coelho met in the Clarence House library to celebrate World Poetry Day.

Irish Mirror

Pensioner lives in converted lorry and spends just €28 per week

Mike bought a lorry and converted to a point where it now has a kitchen, bed-sitting room, and even a roof garden.

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