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The Hypocrite by Jo Hamya review – sun, sex, scenery and family guilt

A playwright brings unresolved memories to the stage in this clever study of art, dysfunction and generational difference

The Guardian - UK

Reading Lessons by Carol Atherton review – breathing new life into old texts

How one teacher wrestles meaning and relevance from classics of English literature

The Guardian - UK

‘Although I’m tetraplegic, I’ve started to feel normal’: Hanif Kureishi on staging The Buddha of Suburbia

As his coming-of-age rollercoaster hits the stage, the novelist talks about the boredom of hospitals, how Britain has changed since Buddha – and why shouting at his kids is a great way to write blogs

The Guardian - UK

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Princess Diana Revealed to a Royal Author the Real Reason Why Her Marriage to Prince Charles Ended Not Long Before She Died in 1997

And no, it apparently wasn’t Camilla Parker-Bowles.

Marie Claire

Mark Millar's "favourite character I've created" gets a new series from Dark Horse

Both Prodigy: Slaves of Mars and a sequel to Night Club are coming in August

GamesRadar

Keir Starmer makes a surprise appearance with Alastair Campbell at cosy panel event

The Labour leader was cheered like a rock star

Evening Standard

Knife by Salman Rushdie review: only a novelist could write like this about being stabbed

This is a book, says Salman Rushdie, that he’d much rather not have needed to write. And no wonder. It’s an account of the 27-second attack on him by a young Lebanese-American Islamist on August 12, 2022, which very nearly killed him. The attacker stabbed him repeatedly, in the neck,…

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Liz Truss quiz: did she really say that in her book?

Can you guess which things Liz Truss actually claimed in her book and which are our fantastic inventions?

The Guardian - UK

Crime and thrillers of the month – review

An unreliable narrator keeps her husband and readers guessing; the welcome return of burned-out cop Jake Jackson; a multilayered family thriller; and a disturbing boarding school secret

The Guardian - UK

Salman Rushdie recalls stabbing in first memoir since near-fatal attack

British-American author Salman Rushdie recounts the 2022 stabbing at a public event that left him blind in one eye in "Knife", his first memoir since the near-fatal attack, which hits English language bookstores on Tuesday. The French edition, "Le Couteau", will be released Thursday.

France 24

Marcio Kogan’s Studio MK27 celebrated in this new monograph from Rizzoli

‘The Architecture of Studio MK27. Lights, camera, action’ is a richly illustrated journey through the evolution of this famed Brazilian architecture studio

Wallpaper

You Are Here by David Nicholls review – love is in the fresh air

The One Day author’s new will-they-won’t-they tale, about two divorcees who find themselves walking the Lakes and Pennines, is a great comic novel – and superb on the landscape

The Guardian - UK

Molteni & C's cinematic new tome embarks on a 24-city world tour

‘Molteni Mondo. An Italian Design Story’ published by Rizzoli celebrates 90 years of the Italian furniture company Molteni & C

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Salman Rushdie Recounts Stabbing In New Memoir 'Knife'

British-American author Salman Rushdie recounts the near-fatal stabbing at a public event in 2022 that left him blind in one eye and his journey to healing in his new memoir "Knife," which hits stores Tuesday.

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Marie Claire

Princess Kate Reportedly Carries These Four Items in Her Enviable Collection of Handbags

Guarantee we all carry at least one of these items in our own, as well.

Evening Standard

Best biographies of all time to add to your 2024 reading list

Intricate, academic explorations of lives and careers past

The Guardian - UK

‘Why didn’t I fight? Why didn’t I run?’: 10 things we learned from Salman Rushdie’s Knife

The new memoir about the author’s near fatal attack reveals premonitions, PTSD nightmares and being protected by a ‘greater force’

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The greatest mystery of modern politics? Liz Truss’s self belief

The former prime minister is teaching us a lot about narcissism in her new memoir, and it’s hard to tear your eyes away

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Did you solve it? Art thou smarter than Shakespeare?

The answers to today’s problems

The Guardian - UK

‘He was a born member of the underground’: how Peter Hujar captured the New York demimonde

He only published one book – and it was hardly noticed. Now his portraits of drag queens, poets and artists are seen as vital documents of a vanished world. As they go on show, the photographer’s favourite subjects recall his genius

Marie Claire

Moleskine's Daniela Riccardi on Harnessing the Power of the Written Word

“It’s not just a notebook—it’s a book that has yet to be written."

GamesRadar

Alan Wake creators discuss challenges of going multi-platform and multi-project: "It's always going to be tough, but it's also pretty awesome"

Interview | Play magazine speaks to Remedy's Sam Lake, Thomas Puha about the evolution of Alan Wake from conception to sequel

Texas Observer

Saving Lone Star Literary Life

A literary website that has connected bookish Texans since 2015 nearly closed this year. Then one of its readers saved it.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Ocado deliveries, Nigel Farage's birthday and the Queen's final advice: key revelations from Liz Truss's book

The short-lived prime minister is now a published author with a paltry advance. Ethan Croft on Liz Truss’s life after Downing Street

The Guardian - UK

Mania by Lionel Shriver review – we need to talk about stupidity

The US author’s novel about a cancelled lecturer in a parallel dystopia that prizes ignorance is missing her usual verve

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