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Witness in a Time of Turmoil by Ian Mayes review – behind the scenes at the Guardian

A lively history of the paper from 1986 to 1995 covers global upheaval, internal conflict and a bold but brilliant redesign

The Guardian - UK

Unknown novel by writer who charted Hitler’s rise becomes German bestseller

Sebastian Haffner’s love story set in final days of Weimar Republic published more than nine decades after it was written

The Guardian - UK

From Bedtime Tales to Foundation Led Television: The Purpose Driven Journey of Trent Brown II

Each of Trent's ventures supports the others. His advisory firm helps structure the systems. His care business brings real world caregiving into focus. His books spark empathy. And his foundation powered media network ties it all together.

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Q&A: Pulitzer Prize winner Robin Givhan chronicles Virgil Abloh's rise to fashion fame

For her latest book, Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Robin Givhan takes a deep dive into the fame and legacy surrounding fashion disruptor Virgil Abloh

The Independent UK

Hustling is out, healing is in: what I learned following 400 online gurus

Author Sophie Quick spent five years tuning in to money mentors, divorce coaches and habit-stacking advisers. She has been life-coached into oblivion

The Guardian - AU

‘One kid at a time’: How children’s books on male friendship could combat toxic masculinity

From Margaret McDonald’s Glasgow Boys to Nathanael Lessore’s King of Nothing, boys take centre stage in this year’s Carnegie-winning titles. Let’s hope that the male protagonists persuade more boys to pick up a book

The Guardian - UK

Alison Bechdel faces her sellout fears

There’s no ethical consumption under capitalism, but there is a farmers market

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Warning issued after 'huge' demand for Outlander star event

The Edinburgh International Book Festival (EIBF) has issued a warning after a "huge" demand for tickets to an Outlander star's event

The National (Scotland)

Endling by Maria Reva review – a Ukrainian caper upended by war

Jaw-dropping formal invention turns this witty heist tale of endangered snails and ‘mail-order’ brides into an urgent dispatch about writing during conflict

The Guardian - UK

Travels in Moominland: summer in Tove Jansson’s Finland

The children’s book author spent the precious long Nordic days in simple, off-grid cabins on small dreamy islands – a tradition many Finns still follow

The Guardian - UK

Grading The Controversial Florida Seminar Paper

Earlier today I wrote about the New York Times expose concerning the grading of a student seminar paper at the University… The post Grading The Controversial Florida Seminar Paper appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

Angela Livingstone obituary

Other lives: Translator who made many great works of Russian literature accessible to English readers

The Guardian - UK

Marginalia mania: how ‘annotating’ books went from big no-no to BookTok’s next trend

Readers are sharing how they write their predictions into novels, colour-code their emotional responses and even gift annotated books to friends. Is it actually fun, or just a bit like homework?

The Guardian - AU

JK Rowling shares early verdict on first two episodes of Harry Potter HBO series

New HBO production has been plagued by controversy

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Charles Dickens’s ‘sliding doors’ moment: how a cold turned an aspiring thespian into a writer

An exhibition explores the authors’ love of theatre, highlighting the dramatic impact of his works

The Guardian - US

Not My Type by E Jean Carroll review – memoir takes a hatchet to Trump

The writer’s account of the Trump trials is packed with revenge and barbed wit. She has little to hide

Evening Standard

1975: The Year the World Forgot review — never has pop history been so elegantly told

Dylan Jones puts the record straight on a golden era

Cycling Weekly

'Managing the tough times was just as important as celebrating the good ones' - Luke Rowe on life as a Road Captain

Being a Road Captain isn't just about barking orders during a race, it's about keeping up morale, thinking long term and giving honest feedback.

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Cycling Weekly

Tadej Pogačar and Urška Žigart to star in children’s picture book

Slovenian cycling power couple will take on elves, giants and dragons in pictorial adventure

The Guardian - US

How does an Obama speechwriter befriend a Joe Rogan fan? Via surfing

David Litt’s new book It’s Only Drowning centres on an improbable friendship and how shared experience provides a neutral ground for connection

Kiplinger

My First $1 Million: Early Retiree, 57, Western North Carolina

Ever wonder how someone who's made a million dollars or more did it? Kiplinger's My First $1 Million series uncovers the answers.

Evening Standard

No Friend but the Mountains at Barbican: 'speaks powerfully to the plight of refugees worldwide'

4/5 Luke Styles’ orchestral piece inspired by Behrouz Boochani’s account of detention on Manus Island was performed by the London Symphony Orchestra and Chorus during Refugee Week

The Guardian - AU

Chris Hammer: ‘The suburbs can be delightfully sinister. The blandness is a great setting for crime books’

The novelist reflects on his trip along the drought-stricken Murray-Darling that prompted the leap into writing and how the Australian bush inspires his bestselling crime fiction

The Guardian - UK

‘No one is immune to grief’: the team turning A Single Man into a sexy, grimy, heartbreaking ballet

Musician John Grant was blown away by Christopher Isherwood’s 1964 novel, finding deep resonances in its tale of gay love and loss. Now, he’s put songs to choreographer Jonathan Watkins’s new dance adaptation

The Guardian - UK

Bring the House Down by Charlotte Runcie review – the joy of the hatchet job

Is giving an artist a one-star review an act of abuse? An influential theatre critic finds out in this smart story of #MeToo-era revenge

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