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Is the pope Catholic? JD Vance thinks he has an answer

When it comes to theology, Donald Trump’s vice-president clearly knows best. Are we about to see an American break with Rome, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

The man who saw the future: the legacy of cultural theorist Mark Fisher

Touching on everything from late-stage capitalism to Adele, the work of the late writer is proving increasingly influential. Now a documentary on him is looking to live up to his ideals

The Guardian - UK

Former Prime Minister’s “Sweet Moment” Backfired When His Baby Nearly Broke Queen Elizabeth’s Priceless Jewels

"There was a time and a place for children," David Cameron recalled.

Marie Claire

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French children spend 10 times longer on screens than reading, study finds

Reading for pleasure is slipping among young people in France, as screen use continues to dominate their free time, according to a new study by the country’s National Book Centre (CNL).

Radio France Internationale

Is The Winds of Winter Finally Coming Out? Publisher Reveals Truth Behind Fall Release

Bantam Books has dismissed an anonymous online 'leak' claiming that George R.R. Martin had finished The Winds of Winter and was planning a Comic-Con reveal ahead of an autumn release.

International Business Times UK

The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup

The Keeper by Tana French; The Kindness of Strangers by Emma Garman; Mrs Shim Is a Killer by Kang Jiyoung; A Killer in the Family by Amin Ahmad; The Drowning Place by Sarah Hilary

The Guardian - UK

Ruth Langsford's hot pink cardigan makes bold spring colour so easy - as she celebrates best-selling book

If you’re daunted by the bright colours, Ruth Langsford is on hand to show just how easy it can be to style statement hues

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An extraordinary book about the Nuremberg women casts new light on history’s darkest crimes

THE READING LIST: Natalie Livingstone’s study of the trial that brought the Nazis to justice puts valiant women at the forefront of the story for the first time, writes Geordie Greig. The vital part that women played in this final reckoning can no longer be forgotten

The Independent UK

Griefdogg by Michael Winkler review – a cryptic, beguiling tale about a man who turns into a dog

Winkler’s latest novel is ambitious, compelling and bleakly comic; it scratches a metaphysical itch you didn’t realise you had

The Guardian - AU

Pooh in pencil: sketches for original Winnie-the-Pooh book shared for first time

E H Shepard drawings go on display for book’s centenary, showing how he brought AA Milne’s character to life

The Guardian - UK

RFK Jr once cut penis off ‘road-killed raccoon’ in New York, new book reveals

Health secretary in a diary entry said his kids were in the car as he cut off animal’s genitals in 2001 to ‘study them later’

The Guardian - US

Star authors quit French publisher Grasset over editor's sudden departure

Nearly 150 authors, including some of the biggest names in French literature, announced on Thursday they will quit the French publishing house Grasset – owned by media mogul Vincent Bolloré – in protest at the departure of its veteran boss Olivier Nora.

Radio France Internationale

More than 100 writers quit French publisher in protest against rightwing owner Vincent Bolloré

Tycoon’s media empire accused of pushing far-right ideas, as writers say: ‘We refuse to be hostages in ideological war’

The Guardian - UK

The Best Margaret Atwood Books, Ranked—From 'The Handmaid's Tale' to 'Alias Grace'

The beloved, feminist author has many books worth reading, beyond her bestsellers set in Gilead.

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Evening Standard

Historical fiction prize announces first all-British shortlist

The Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction is now in its 17th year.

The Guardian - UK

Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke review – the downfall of an all‑American tradwife

The premise – Instagram influencer is confronted by pioneer reality – is genius. But does this high-concept debut live up to the hype?

Inverse

'Good Omens' Season 3 Trailer Confirms A Big Biblical Fan Theory

The third and final season for Amazon's religious fantasy epic is delivering on the Second Coming.

Evening Standard

Ruth Langsford shares 'surreal' career milestone after ex Eamonn Holmes' stroke

Holmes, 66, shared an emotional message from his hospital bed this week after his stroke

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Woman & Home

Why everyone's talking about The Power audiobook again - and the bold new voices that make this electric

Naomi Alderman celebrates ten years of her award-winning novel, The Power, with a full-cast re-record of the audiobook. We have all the special insights.

International Business Times UK

Taylor Swift's Wedding Guest List Just Got Complicated as Lena Dunham's Memoir Teases Jack Antonoff and Lorde Lore

Lena Dunham's memoir 'Famesick' revisits her relationship with Jack Antonoff, sparking speculation about Taylor Swift's wedding guest list, particularly regarding Lorde's potential attendance.

Marie Claire

The Pervasive Myth of "Mom Guilt"

In an excerpt from her book 'Start With Yourself,' Emma Grede challenges one of the biggest falsehoods about motherhood.

Evening Standard

Lena Dunham admits cheating on Jack Antonoff after 'worst-ever fight' during health battle

The US star reflects on their six-year relationship in her new memoir, Famesick

The Guardian - UK

Communion by Jon Doyle review – a charged debut about sin and solace

A man who meant to be a priest is faced with a moral crossroads in this ambitious and affecting first novel

The Guardian - UK

The Fallen by Louise Brangan review – an enraging account of Ireland’s Magdalene laundries

The horrifying story of the Catholic-run institutions that incarcerated thousands of women and girls

The Guardian - UK

When an author says she had to decline a $175,000 prize, what does it say about the publishing world?

Helen DeWitt turning down the Windham-Campbell literary award caused controversy. But her bold act highlights that such prizes aren’t always as meritocratic as they might seem, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

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