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My Brilliant Career: Netflix announces adaptation of Miles Franklin’s classic novel

Australian actor Philippa Northeast will play Sybylla, alongside Slow Horses’ Christopher Chung, Andor’s Genevieve O’Reilly and British actor Anna Chancellor

The Guardian - AU

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson made millions for writing memoir

Justice Jackson was paid an advance of $2,068,750 by Penguin Random House for her memoir titled “Lovely One,” according to her 2024 financial disclosure

The Independent UK

Waterstones debut fiction prize 2025 shortlist announced

Six ‘inspiring new voices’ made the list, which features a Saltburn-style summer holiday and a Swedish bestseller

The Guardian - UK

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Hermès’s "Mystery at the Grooms" Brings Giant Birkins—and a Whodunit—to Manhattan

Step inside the interactive experience, where saddle-stitched artistry, secrets, and larger-than-life heritage pieces prove the house’s craft is as coveted as its bags.

Marie Claire

‘We live in a second Red Scare’: what can we learn from a chilling book about Florida’s past?

A harrowing new book looks back at a dark period of US history as the Johns committee targeted Black and queer Americans, drawing parallels to what’s happening now

The Guardian - US

Elyce Arons Hopes You Remember Her Best Friend Kate Spade—and the Brand They Built—As She Does

The 'We Might Just Make It After All' author reflects on the handbag empire's humble origins and her late business partner.

Marie Claire

Ted Davis Empowers Leaders by Enhancing Their Communication and Trust Skills

Ted Davis, DSL, the founder of Grace Strategic Services, Inc. (GSSI), a consultancy firm that enhances leadership performance and organizational success, draws from Lencioni's insights.

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'Life goes on' – Eddy Merckx enjoys a quiet 80th birthday after five days of official celebrations

'Take a metre and cut off eighty centimetres... Then there's not much left, right' Merckx philosophical on turning 80

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Ordinary Love by Marie Rutkoski review – some of the best sex scenes I’ve read this year

In this page-turning romance, teenage sweethearts reunite as thirtysomething women

The Guardian - UK

Helen Garner reflects on the ‘three worst weeks of my life’ caring for a dying friend

The author, who parlayed her experience into the award-winning novel The Spare Room, recently re-lived it while watching the stage adaptation

The Guardian - AU

“There is a better way to go through life” – Mel Robbins shares easy way to let the 'meaningless stuff' go

Fans have called her simple saying 'magical' and 'brilliant'

Woman & Home

‘It’s not quite what I had in mind entering my eighth decade’: the London librarian of Lesbos

Rather than retiring to Greece, 71-year-old Ruth Miller created ‘a sanctuary of hope and healing’ in a refugee camp

The Guardian - UK

The Monster of Harrods by Alison Kervin review: how did Mohamed Al-Fayed get away with it?

This is a disturbing account of a serial predator who laundered his reputation in London — with the help of a network of enablers

Evening Standard

‘Oh no! It’s a Gruffalo!’ Julia Donaldson’s 15 best books – ranked!

Her rhyming tales have enchanted children and parents the world over – but which is the best? From a busker’s cat to a greedy rat, it’s time to rate the hits

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Original Roald Dahl sketches to go on auction in Scotland

Original drawings by children’s author Roald Dahl are set to be sold at an auction in Scotland

The Guardian - UK

The Cave review – dark-humoured tale of brothers’ emotional descent

Tommy Tiernan and Aaron Monaghan are given comedic free rein as a pair of hapless, homeless siblings in Kevin Barry’s Beckettian take on rural dysfunction

The Guardian - UK

Poem of the week: This Year Her Present by Victoria Melkovska

Gifts sent from a loved one abroad at first bring warmth and joy, then grave alarm

The Guardian - UK

The Genius Myth by Helen Lewis review – bright wrong things

From Picasso to Joyce, we’re hopelessly in thrall to the fallacy of the all-conquering intellect. Or are we?

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Evening Standard

Welsh Bible printed in 1588 to go on display in Wales for first time

The bible has been kept in Westminster Abbey’s library collection since the year it was printed.

The Guardian - UK

The Benefactors by Wendy Erskine review – a polyphonic portrait of class and trauma in Belfast

The acclaimed short-story writer brings her characters vividly to life in this debut novel about a teenage girl’s assault and its aftermath

The Guardian - UK

‘When I stopped racing I thought, who am I?’: Pippa York on leaving her old life behind

The Tour de France stage winner talks in detail for the first time about transitioning when her cycling career ended, growing up in the Gorbals and alienation in the peloton

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the Women’s prize for nonfiction: shining a light where it’s badly needed

Editorial: Having a separate award was good for female novelists. Now a medical author is blazing a trail with a true story

The Guardian - UK

Guardian writer Frances Ryan named one of Vogue’s 25 women ‘defining Britain’

Magazine says Ryan’s efforts to spotlight lives of disabled people are ‘needed more than ever’

Evening Standard

Like Prince Harry, my memoir estranged me from my family

“Of course, some members of my family will never forgive me for writing a book. They will never forgive me for lots of things.” I stopped dead, almost dropping the glass I was holding; my face hot, my hands trembling. I turned the interview up, rewinding the snippet again and…

The Guardian - UK

Kathy Lette looks back: ‘Older women are invisible, so I make sure to do something outrageous every day’

The author on her love for Spike Milligan, the furore over Puberty Blues, and why being middle-aged is great

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