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Lauren Groff on What It's Like to Launch a Bookstore in the Land of Book Bans

The Lynx opened in Gainsville, Florida as a foil to the state's legislation in support of censorship.

Marie Claire

Netflix's Most Ambitious Sci-Fi Show Won't Be Coming Back Anytime Soon

Just how long will we have to wait to meet the San-Ti? '3 Body Problem' is jumping to the future in Season 2 and maybe Season 3. But how long will that take in real life?

Inverse

Prince William’s special role in Prince Louis’s bedtime routine at Adelaide Cottage is a much-loved family tradition

Prince William has revealed the adorable part he plays in getting Prince Louis ready for bed and it's something King Charles does too

Woman & Home

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Sally Rooney unveils cover of new novel Intermezzo and plot that explores ‘ethical complexity’

The author’s new book will hit UK shelves in September

The Independent UK

Kairos by Jenny Erpenbeck wins the International Booker prize – a chaotic love at the end of times

German writer Jenny Erpenbeck and translator Michael Hofmann have won the International Booker prize for the novel Kairos.

The Conversation

Literature festival returns to give writers from diverse backgrounds spotlight

The Primadonna Festival is returning for its sixth weekend of ‘magic’

The Independent UK

In My Time of Dying by Sebastian Junger review – back from the brink

The war reporter and author of The Perfect Storm brings us a real life medical thriller in which he is the protagonist

The Guardian - UK

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The Secret Public by Jon Savage review – how pop drove LGBTQ+ liberation

A dazzling account of the dreamers and divas who brought a queer sensibility to culture – and changed lives in the process

The Guardian - UK

Dreams don’t die in middle-age – here’s why it’s never too late to pursue your passion

As a 90-year-old astronaut finally achieves his dream of going to space, Helen Coffey looks at the trend for people living their best lives past the first flush of youth

The Independent UK

Mexican Feminists Torn Over Prospect Of First Woman President

Mexico appears almost certain to elect its first woman president on June 2 -- a prospect that divides opinion among women's rights activists in a country with a long history of macho culture.

International Business Times

German author Jenny Erpenbeck wins International Booker Prize for tale of tangled love affair

German author Jenny Erpenbeck and translator Michael Hofmann have won the International Booker Prize for the novel “Kairos.”

The Independent UK

Kairos by Jenny Erpenbeck wins International Booker prize

Erpenbeck is the first German writer and Michael Hofmann the first male translator to win the £50,000 prize for novel which tells the story of a relationship set against the collapse of East Germany

The Guardian - UK

Dying ex-doctor serving life for murder may soon be free after a conditional pardon and 2-year wait

Vince Gilmer, the former North Carolina doctor whose murder conviction and medical mystery captured widespread attention after being documented in a popular radio show and a book, is set to be released from a Virginia prison

The Independent UK

The 19 best books about Irish history to read in 2026

From the origins of the Irish language to intimate, personal histories of Ireland’s darkest periods, these are some of the best books about Irish history

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The Independent UK

Attorneys stop representing a Utah mom and children's grief author accused of killing her husband

A team of attorneys has withdrawn from representing a Utah mother accused of killing her husband with fentanyl then publishing a children’s book about loss and grief

The National (Scotland)

Appeal launched to help journalist in Gaza escape with her family

A JOURNALIST hoping to escape from Gaza with her family has launched an appeal, after their home was destroyed by Israeli occupation forces.

The Conversation

Alice Munro, master of the short story: superlative tales that exalt the drama of the everyday

Affectionately termed “Canada’s Chekov”, Alice Munro died on May 13 at the age of 92, leaving behind a unparalleled legacy of masterful short stories.

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Joyce will be quietly smug! Richard Osman confirms who's playing her in Thursday Murder Club

Richard Osman has announced the final star joining The Thursday Murder Club lineup.

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7 biggest differences between 'Bridgerton' season 3 and the book

The latest season of the Netflix hit follows the story from 'Romancing Mister Bridgerton' but how faithful is the adaptation?

The Independent UK

US Open champ Coco Gauff calls on young Americans to get out and vote. 'Use the power that we have'

She’s the U.S. Open champion

The Guardian - UK

The Horse by Willy Vlautin review – man and beast in harmony

A musician’s chance encounter with a half-blind nag makes him take stock of his shattered life in the author and songwriter’s latest succinct but compelling novel

The Guardian - UK

Nostalgia: A History of a Dangerous Emotion by Agnes Arnold-Forster review – the past isn’t a foreign place

The historian’s wide-ranging exploration of wistful reminiscence cautiously champions its benefits to society and challenges the view that it is dangerous and foolish

iMore

The new Apple TV+ show Dark Matter topped last week's streaming charts

The new Apple TV+ show Dark Matter is the brand's latest novel adaptation, and it topped last week's streaming charts.

The Conversation

The Details: could a ‘quiet COVID book’ win the 2024 International Booker prize?

This year’s International Booker prize shortlist is neatly varied, offering generational sagas, magical realism, and personal and political narratives that are “implicitly optimistic” , exploring the current realities of racism and oppression, global violence and ecological disaster.

The Guardian - UK

Labour MP Dawn Butler withdraws from Hay festival in sponsorship row

Butler is among several writers refusing to appear at the literary festival over sponsor Baillie Gifford’s alleged involvement in ‘technology and arms in Israel’

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