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Moto Hagio, the pioneering graphic artist who opened doors for women in manga

Moto Hagio is a unique figure in the male-dominated world of Japanese manga, breaking down barriers and revolutionising the comic book genre since the 1970s. France honoured her with an award and exhibition at the Angoulême International Comics Festival in January.

Radio France Internationale

Feeling empty inside, one sociologist found answers by exploring his own traumatic childhood

Along the way Corey Keyes developed concepts of languishing and flourishing which others have found helpful, writes Genevieve Fox

The Guardian - UK

Among the exvangelicals: Sarah McCammon on faith, Trump and leaving the churches behind

In her first book, the NPR political correspondent examines a growing movement away from the rightwing Christian church

The Guardian - US

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Crime and thrillers of the month – review

Three doctors’ enduring bond is put to the test in former nurse Christie Watson’s thoughtful first thriller, while Abigail Dean dissects a school shooting in a month littered with big hitters

The Guardian - UK

Books everywhere: how a literary festival put the Victorian village of Clunes on the map

More than 90 booksellers descend on the central Victorian village for its annual booktown event, which has become an economic lifeline

The Guardian - AU

Of books and bookstores

Discover the joy of reading through cherished family books, second-hand store finds, and exploring bookstores in Bangalore.

The Hindu

The Rev Richard Coles: ‘I think my CV looks like the work of a fantasist’

The pop star turned vicar and radio host on his new career as crime novelist, missing the clergy and why his books speak to the anxiety of uncertain times

The Guardian - UK

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The Bee Sting’s Paul Murray: ‘Climate worry is the unavoidable background for being alive in the 21st century’

The Irish author, whose novel won the inaugural Nero Gold Prize, believes that no book can ignore the subject

The Guardian - UK

On my radar: Nicole Flattery’s cultural highlights

The Irish writer on a sumptuous Francis Ford Coppola film, swimming in winter and the thrill of using a dumb phone

The Guardian - UK

‘The little girl in Persepolis has grown up’: Marjane Satrapi on life after her hit graphic novel – and her radical new work

As a new wave of protests sweep Iran, the author explains why she has returned to drawing. Plus: an extract from her new collection of protest cartoons

The Guardian - UK

How to design engaging book cover art

The author and illustrator of The Search for WondLa refreshes his book cover to celebrate its upcoming TV adaptation.

Creative Bloq

Tommy Orange: ‘My whole family has had problems with addiction, including myself’

The novelist talks about his hit debut There There, and the shocking historical discovery about his tribe that inspired his follow-up novel

The Guardian - UK

6 mind-bending sci-fi novels every prog metal fan should read

As epic new sci-fi show 3 Body Problem hits Netflix, Tesseract bassist/avid sci-fi fan Amos Williams picks the novels that encapsulate the genre at its best

Metal Hammer

Love, logistics and fresh beginnings: readers on the reasons they remarried

From wanting to honour a new love with the same public commitment, to avoiding visa and estate issues, readers tell us why they chose to say ‘I do’, again

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Authors withdraw from PEN America festival in protest over Israel-Gaza war

Group of more than a dozen writers decry organization’s inadequate response to ‘genocide’ being committed by Israel

Salon

JK Rowling practicing "Holocaust denial"

George Takei and others pointed out Rowling's ignorance when she claimed Nazis did not burn trans healthcare books

The Guardian - UK

China Nobel prize winner tarred as one of ‘three new evils’ amid rise in nationalist fervour

Mo Yan is widely celebrated in China but now faces a lawsuit accusing him of smearing the Communist party amid an increasingly febrile atmosphere online

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Romantasy, AI and Palestinian voices: publishing trends emerge at London book fair

Future publishing priorities also included sustainability, neurodivergent protagonists and new retellings of Greek mythology

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Old book vendors at Palayam in Thiruvananthapuram face an uncertain future

Thiruvananthapuram book vendors face eviction amid Smart City project, uncertain future for affordable book hub.

WhatToWatch

Irish Wish ending explained: do Maddie and Paul end up together?

Irish Wish ending explained: here's everything that happened at the end of the Netflix romcom.

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40 “Today I Learned” Facts To Keep Your Brain Active (New Pics)

Remember when kids used to flip through encyclopedias to learn fun facts? Well, in today's digital age you don’t need a thick book to gain knowledge. Everything is accessible with a simple scroll. The post 40 “Today I Learned” Facts To Keep Your Brain Active (New Pics) first appeared on…

International Business Times

Girls, Rivalries, Football In Pope Francis's First Memoir

From being "dazzled" by a beautiful girl to his role in Argentina's dictatorship, Pope Francis reviews his long life in his first autobiography -- and makes clear he is going nowhere.

Broadcasting & Cable

Annette Bening Stars in Peacock Mystery Series ‘Apples Never Fall’

Tennis, a missing mother and an angsty mystery in seven episodes

The Guardian - UK

A History of Women in 101 Objects by Annabelle Hirsch audiobook review – from hatpins to glass dildos

Miriam Margolyes, Margaret Atwood and others narrate stories of female progress via a ‘cabinet of curiosities’

The Guardian - UK

Kae Tempest: ‘I used to read David Icke. Imagine that’

The poet on being inspired by rappers, learning from Ursula K Le Guin, and the life-saving Leslie Feinberg

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