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Micro review: 'The Paradise of Food' by Khalid Jawed

One of the leading Urdu novelists today, Khalid Jawed wrote 'Ne’mat Khana' in 2014. Bringing his work to a wider audience, the book was translated from Urdu to English by Baran Farooqi and published as 'The Paradise of Food' earlier in 2022.

The Times of India

Kellie Harrington and Charlie Bird among winners at An Post Book Awards 2022

The An Post Book Awards 2022 took place in the Convention Centre in Dublin on Wednesday night

Dublin Live

My Soul Twin by Nino Haratischvili review – the curse of the past

Childhood soulmates reunite in later life in this passionate novel from The Eighth Life author

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Writer who accused Trump of 1990s rape files new lawsuit

A writer who accused former President Donald Trump of rape filed an upgraded lawsuit against him Thursday in New York, minutes after a new state law took effect allowing victims of sexual violence to sue over attacks that occurred decades ago

The Independent UK

How to speak up and get noticed: A masterclass for introverts

Build your self-confidence, define and strengthen your personal brand, and make your voice heard right at the back of the room, in this masterclass with the personal branding consultant Richard Etienne

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Sarah review – pungent story of self-destruction

Jonathan Slinger is the antihero – and all the other characters – in an adaptation of Scott McClanahan’s novel, staged by Oliver Reese

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Call it a Revolution? Iran protest movement defies growing brutality

Back in September, when Iran's protest movement caught the world by surprise, conventional thinking was that with patience and ruthlessness, the regime would eventually outlast whatever came its way. After all, that has been the playbook so many times since the Islamic revolution of 1979. But is this time different?

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Debra Shulkes obituary

Other lives: Editor, translator and advocate for ex-users and survivors of psychiatry

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Madonna, 64, sizzles in lacy corset as she celebrates re-release of her Sex book

Vogue singer Madonna promoted the re-release of her 1992 book, Sex, which received negative reaction at the time

Daily Mirror

A TikToker Shared The Gag-Worthy Tale Of When A Plane Passenger’s Spew Bag Exploded On Her

Literally screaming, crying, throwing up.

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Hanya Yanagihara’s 'A Little Life' to be adapted for stage

Author Hanya Yanagihara’s bestselling novel 'A Little Life' is being adapted for stage. And buzz is that actor James Norton will be seen in the West End Adaptation.

The Times of India

Karnataka court stays distribution, sale of book on Tipu Sultan

A court here has granted an interim stay on the distribution and sale of a book on Tipu Sultan, on a plea, saying it contained wrong information about the ruler of the erstwhile Mysuru Kingdom.

The Times of India

James Norton to star in West End version of bestselling novel A Little Life

Author Hanya Yanagihara and director Ivo van Hove adapt ‘mesmerising’ story about effects of child abuse for London stage

The Guardian - UK

The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary! review – Flaubert farce flops

The cast’s hard work can’t save a confused script that struggles to mine comedy from a desperately sad story

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New book explores the perils of running while Black

The murder of Ahmaud Arbery in coastal Georgia in 2020 reinforced a fear author Alison Désir and many other Black people who run have

The Times of India

Micro review: 'Dreamland' by Nicholas Sparks

Bestselling writer Nicholas Sparks is back with yet another romance novel 'Dreamland' this year. Released in September 2022, 'Dreamland' is his 23rd published novel and it topped the bestseller charts instantly.

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Review: 'Portable Magic: A History of Books and Their Readers,' by Emma Smith

NONFICTION: A delightful examination of the symbol and meaning behind physical texts, for people who love books.

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Review: 'Fatty Fatty Boom Boom,' by Rabia Chaudry

"Fatty Fatty Boom Boom" by Rabia Chaudry; Algonquin Books (318 pages, $29)

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‘An Odd Cross to Bear’: The choices Ruth Bell Graham made as Billy Graham’s wife

She believed in the death penalty and said that in countries where they have it, “I feel safer walking down the street.” Yet in 1978, Ruth Bell Graham befriended North Carolina’s death row inmate Velma Barfield, convicted of murdering seven people, including her own mother. And while there was no…

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Review: 'The Traces,' by Mairead Small Staid

NONFICTION: A revelatory exploration for anyone, and particularly Italophiles, who has ever yearned for, wondered at and hoped to recapture those moments of past happiness.

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This North Texas author is shining a light on Desi authors from around the globe

Jenny Bhatt was born in Gujarat, India, grew up in Bombay, and has lived and worked around the globe. But for the past several years, she has made her home in the Dallas area and established an international reputation as a writer, translator, literary critic, podcaster and instructor.

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Review: 'City of Hustle,' edited by Jon K. Lauck and Patrick Hicks

NONFICTION: This collection of essays — and a bit of fiction — defines the city of Sioux Falls.

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Review: 'Olav Audunsson: Crossroads' by Sigrid Undset, translated by Tiina Nunnally

FICTION: In the third in the series, Olav Audunsson is tormented, miserable and grieving — until war begins.

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Review: 'The Queen: Her Life,' by Andrew Morton

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Don’t expect to relax at Lisa Unger’s ‘Secluded Cabin Sleeps Six’

"Secluded Cabin Sleeps Six" by Lisa Unger; Park Row Books (400 pages, $27.99)

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