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Martin Amis, literary ‘enfant terrible’, dies aged 73

Author of ‘London Fields’ and ‘The Information’, who divided opinion over his writing style and personal views, died of oesophageal cancer at his home in Florida

The Independent UK

Reader, I lived with him: why a happy ending doesn’t have to mean marriage

As more couples rip up the rulebook, attitudes towards romantic relationships are becoming less clear-cut – and art reflects that. Should we be celebrating a new kind of happily ever after?

The Guardian - UK

You could be sitting on a fortune if you find these books in the attic

People may be sitting on a fortune if they have old classics hidden away in their attic after a collection of Jane Austen novels sold in the United States for vast sums

Daily Mirror

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7 best shows like Bridgerton on Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu and more

Finished Queen Charlotte and waiting for Bridgerton season 3? We've got 7 picks to pass your time.

Tom’s Guide

Dreda Say Mitchell: ‘I’m a massive historical romance fangirl’

The crime novelist on the allure of Poldark, the power of The Color Purple and joys of Jack Reacher

The Guardian - UK

HBO Max is losing tons of great movies in May – catch these 7 before they go

Subscribers have a narrow window to watch all the great HBO Max movies about to leave the service.

TechRadar

40 best books to read before you die, from Wolf Hall to Wuthering Heights

Losing yourself in a great novel is one of life’s joys. Here our critics Ceri Radford and Chris Harvey pick the books you need to read

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UK's 'most beautiful city' has thermal spas, Bridgerton locations and historic lido

Bath in Somerset - which is famous for its Georgian houses, Roman history and bubbling spas, and as being the home of Pride and Prejudice author Jane Austen, is a particularly beautiful city

Daily Mirror

Polite Society review – fun action comedy mashes Jane Austen and the Chuckle Brothers

A pointed satire of the marriage market from We Are Lady Parts’ Nida Manzoor delivers the laughs – and some full tilt comedy action

The Guardian - UK

Twice Booker-winner Hilary Mantel was writing a 'mashup' of Jane Austen's novels before her sudden death

The news of twice Booker-winning author Hilary Mantel's sudden death due to stroke on September 22, 2022 shocked everyone. And now, in a recent memorial service held for the author at Southwark cathedral in England, her literary agent revealed that Mantel was writing a "mashup" about Jane Austen's classics when…

The Times of India

Sanditon Season 3 Ending Explained: What Happened And Why That Emotional Finale Moment Went The Way It Did

Here's what happened to Charlotte and Alexander in the Sanditon Season 3 ending and why it all went down that way!

Cinemablend

At long last, Sanditon gives "closure"

As for a fourth season, despite offering hypothetical storylines, Justin Young says, "It's never going to happen"

Salon

Hilary Mantel was working on ‘mashup’ of Jane Austen novels before her death

Wolf Hall trilogy author remembered at memorial service at Southwark cathedral on Thursday

The Guardian - UK

Return of the romcom: the genre is thriving again – but with new values

For a dose of hope in hard times, romcoms still do the trick. Just don’t expect to see a remake of Pretty Woman any time soon

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How To Watch Sanditon Season 3 Online And Stream The Final Instalment From Anywhere

A young woman has the right to choose her own destiny, and Charlotte Heywood is set to finally set upon her own. Read our guide on how to watch Sanditon Season 3 from anywhere.

Newsroom.co.nz

How creative workers might fight back against generative AI

Creativity is easy to fake using ChatGPT and it's very cheap too – the challenge for creative workers is to find a way to economically value originality, writes Nicholas Agar

Wales Online

10 books worth a fortune that could be sitting on your shelf

First editions are among the most sought-after

The Guardian - UK

A tale of too many remakes: why we never need to see a Dickens novel on TV ever again

The BBC is about to screen yet another adaptation of Great Expectations – and enough is enough. It’s time they focused on new stories, rather than constantly making the same show

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The Guardian - UK

Katherine Rundell: ‘My party trick is knowing Jane Austen’s Emma off by heart’

The author on Vladimir Nabokov’s footnotes, James Baldwin’s essays and returning to Hilary Mantel’s A Place of Greater Safety

The Conversation

We used DNA from Beethoven's hair to shed light on his poor health – and stumbled upon a family secret

Many astonishingly creative people have lived lives cut tragically short by illness. Johannes Vermeer, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Jane Austen, Franz Schubert and Emily Brontë are some famous examples.

The Guardian - UK

Rachel Parris: ‘Standup would have terrified me – the piano was a good comfort blanket’

The comic on hecklers, pre-show rituals, Jane Austen puns and her childhood heroes

The Guardian - UK

Rare early letter from Jane Austen to her sister will go on public display

Author showcases her dry wit in little-seen 1798 letter detailing her hats, household chores and chicken dinners

Marie Claire

William and Kate have 'terrible rows' and their marriage is 'not all sweetness' claims royal author

"It’s like a Jane Austen novel."

The Conversation

Silicon Valley Bank: 19th-century financial crises show how today's regulators could help repair the economy

A bank failure wipes out the money available to its customers and freezes any capital that’s already in circulation. Depositors, borrowers and owners or shareholders all suffer as a result, as does wider economic activity and often the communities or business sectors that the banks serves.

The National (Scotland)

James Cosmo on Braveheart and breaking bread with Brendan Gleeson

RIGHTLY or wrongly, ask anyone around the world to name a film set in Scotland and the chances are they’ll say Braveheart.

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