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Margaret Atwood: ‘It would be fun to talk to Simone de Beauvoir’

The author on being banned in Virginia, communicating with dead writers and her new short story collection, the first since the death of her partner

The Guardian - UK

Bombshell secret letter from King Edward VIII to Hitler thanked him for 'great hospitality'

After years spent researching the royal archives for a new book on the Duke of Windsor, exposing the depths of his love of fascism, historian Alexander Larman found a draft of the letter.

Daily Record

Book Review: A Brick By Brick View Of Africa

Unique Book Series Was Six Years In The Making

Zenger

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Hamburg gunman: disturbed entrepreneur who penned apocalyptic book

HAMBURG: Details are emerging about the gunman who shot dead six Jehovah's Witnesses in Germany, painting a picture of a disturbed businessman who battled paranoia and penned an apocalypse-themed book.

Bangkok Post

‘Torture porn or serious literature?’: the love-hate phenomenon of cult novel A Little Life

One million copies sold, sobbing superfans on TikTok and a new stage adaptation starring James Norton – yet Hanya Yanagihara’s 2015 book continues to divides readers

The Guardian - UK

Wandering Souls by Cecile Pin review – from Vietnam to London

This powerful debut, longlisted for the Women’s prize, is a heartfelt portrayal of the Vietnamese refugee experience and the tolls of assimilation

The Guardian - UK

Lost Edinburgh store John Menzies that was magnet for folk 'on the chore'

Menzies has evolved to stay afloat for 188 years, starting as a small Edinburgh stationer before taking to the skies and leading the world of aviation logistics.

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Scotland's rise to Euro 2020 retold in author's 'dream' book with heroes including David Marshall giving their side of the story

BBC commentator Andy Bargh, from Troon, has released his dream book after the national side sent the country into dreamland to qualify for their first major tournament in 22 years

Daily Record

Pedro Pascal’s Coffee Order Is Currently Breaking TikTok So We Ran The Numbers Were Horrified

My guy, it’ll be The Last Of Your Bowels if you aren’t careful.

Pedestrian.tv

Alice Walker defends Rowling

"I consider J.K. Rowling perfectly within her rights, Walker says

Salon

Ads praise, bash Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis as he visits battleground states

Gov. Ron DeSantis took his book tour to Iowa on Friday, the first GOP caucus state in the 2024 primaries, as his would-be presidential campaign heated up with new ads both for and against him seeking the White House.

Orlando Sentinel

New study reveals more than half of adults wish they had more time to read

In a survey of 5,000 adults one in four admitted the only time they open a book is on holiday, reading an average of 2.3 books each time

The Independent UK

Inga Simpson helps bring Kath O'Connor's novel Inheritance to print, after the author died from ovarian cancer

Kath O'Connor's posthumous debut novel, Inheritance, is 'a little parable' for living in the moment, says her mentor and friend, the acclaimed author Inga Simpson.

ABC News

60 minute masterclass: A short history of Europe with Simon Jenkins

In this masterclass with bestselling author and journalist Simon Jenkins, you will be taken on a whistle stop tour through Europe’s history

The Guardian - UK

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60 minute masterclass: An expert guide to the coronation

Join leading constitutional expert Dr Bob Morris as he explores how coronation ceremonies have evolved over time, and asks what role the monarchy still has to play in modern Britain

The Guardian - UK

Shrinking rewards or not, the past 22 years have taught me I’m a Boots Advantage card person

The high street’s best-value loyalty card has been hit by the cost of living crisis, but that won’t diminish my attachment to it, says Laura Snapes, the Guardian’s deputy music editor

The Times of India

Sunita Pant Bansal on her new book ‘The Return of Vikram and Betaal’: I am working on converting this book for the large screen

Mythologist, storyteller and author Sunita Pant Bansal has been writing for over four decades. And now, she is back with another book. Titled ‘The Return of Vikram and Betaal’, the book was released in 2022. The story follows justice Vikram and the angel of death, Doot. Doot offers justice Vikram…

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A Private Spy audiobook review – the letters of John le Carré

David Harewood and Florence Pugh narrate this incisive collection, edited by the author’s son

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The best recent science fiction and fantasy – reviews roundup

A Good House for Children by Kate Collins; White Cat, Black Dog by Kelly Link; The Curator by Owen King; The Space Between Us by Doug Johnstone

The Guardian - UK

Hay festival to hold inaugural Eurovision book contest

Submissions will be made by the public as books festival parters with famed music event for a literary showdown

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool writer celebrates securing two book deal

Natalie said she started writing when she was a teenager

The Guardian - UK

Time to Think by Hannah Barnes review – inside Britain’s only clinic for trans children

The BBC Newsnight reporter looks at what led to the closure of the Tavistock Centre, and what it means to be transgender

Tribune News Service

Heidi Stevens: Powerful emotions are 'a feature, not a bug' for teens. New book helps navigate them with grace and humanity.

At this point, Lisa Damour could write a book about harvesting your own quinoa and I would devour it. And I hate quinoa.

The Guardian - UK

Who Gets Believed? by Dina Nayeri review – the Kafkaesque ordeal faced by refugees

The author uses her first-hand experience of migration to examine the flaws and hypocrisies of the asylum system

Wales Online

Downing Street won't rule out Covid having started in a Wuhan lab leak

The Prime Minister's spokesman said the theory remains 'on the table'

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