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How online sleuths caught Jan. 6 rioters

Ryan Reilly of NBC on the online "Sedition Hunters" who bailed out the FBI and helped catch Capitol rioters

Salon

Martin Scorsese has already set his next movie after Killers of the Flower Moon

Three guesses who it’ll star

The Independent UK

A Stroke of the Pen: The Lost Stories by Terry Pratchett review – a fantasist’s formative years

The Discworld creator’s short tales from the 70s and 80s reveal a young talent bursting with invention and wit

The Guardian - UK

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Haters gonna hate … but stars like Taylor Swift can help to make literature pop

I teach the megastar’s lyrics. Adding contemporary material to school curriculums won’t dumb down – it will inspire, says academic Elly McCausland

The Guardian - UK

From Mickey Mouse Club to cheating rumours: Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake’s relationship timeline

The couple dated from 1999 to 2002

The Independent UK

Bohdan Piasecki wins best performed poem in new Forward prize category

Piasecki’s ‘electric’ performance of Almost Certainly wins new award that recognises spoken word artists, while Malika Booker, Jason Allen-Paisant and Momtaza Mehri also scoop up prizes

The Guardian - UK

New Star Wars Comic Could Fix a Huge 'Ahsoka' Plot Hole

After 'Ahsoka' teased Thrawn's relationship with Anakin Skywalker, a new comic book will explore it in detail... and hopefully explain a bizarre plot hole.

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Book Review: Clever new novel uses museum wall labels to narrate life story of rich American woman

Christine Coulson worked for the Metropolitan Museum for 25 years

The Independent UK

Children’s Author Pays Tribute To Michael Burry In New Book Series

Author Clark's latest installment features Stonks and Dodger teaming up with a new character, Barry the Bunny, in an epic story.

Zenger

Book Review: John Grisham brings back 'The Firm' star Mitch McDeere in 'The Exchange'

Thirty-two years after “The Firm” launched his career as a legal novelist who churns out bestselling books that inevitably become movies, John Grisham returns with a sequel starring Mitch McDeere

The Independent UK

Paradise Estate by Max Easton review – a layered, aching portrait of millennial malaise

In this sequel of sorts to The Magpie Wing, a group of thirtysomethings share the rent in Sydney, searching for solidarity and meaning in a sterile, gentrifying world

The Guardian - AU

Caine Prize 2023: Senegalese writers win for fantasy-horror story about dangers facing girls

The influential Caine Prize for African Writing for 2023 was won by a power couple from Senegal. Their short story A Soul of Small Places (which can be read over here) echoes deeper trends in the country’s literature while picking up on the growth of horror and speculative fiction across…

The Conversation

JK Rowling speaks at Scottish feminist conference labelled 'transphobic'

HARRY Potter author JK Rowling made a rare public appearance to speak at a women’s rights conference branded “transphobic” by campaigners ...

The National (Scotland)

Picture books for children – reviews

Benji Davies returns with more coastal charms, lonely animals find acceptance – plus Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s tale about a toddler

The Guardian - UK

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The Hindu

Mentalist Suhani Shah’s Chamatkar India Tour promises an immersive experience

Suhani Shah, India's first female mentalist, mind reader, illusionist and magician, has been performing since age 6. She dropped out of school in 1st grade, but worked hard to write her best-selling book ‘Unleash Your Inner Power. ‘Suhani has given over 5,000 shows worldwide and is the most subscribed and…

The Guardian - UK

Can you solve it? Are you a lion of logic?

Or a fearsome feline of football?

The Independent UK

Stephen Rubin, publisher of 'The Da Vinci Code' and other blockbusters, dies at 81

Stephen Rubin, a longtime publishing executive with an eye for bestsellers and a passion for music and public life, has died

The Guardian - UK

Palestinian voices ‘shut down’ at Frankfurt Book Fair, say authors

Open letter rebukes LitProm decision to cancel award ceremony for Adania Shibli due to ‘war started by Hamas’

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Council publishes kids books to ease disaster trauma

Auckland Council has spent more than $100k on a series of children’s books targeted at disaster readiness in migrant communities

The Hindu

Book takes close look at Kerala’s erstwhile matrilineal system

In the novel Drop of The Last Cloud, protagonist Gomathi’s character evolved out of author Sangeetha G’s observation of women who belong to the generation that was in a state of flux after the abolition of matriliny.

The Guardian - UK

In brief: And Then What?; The Dimensions of a Cave; Turkiye – reviews

Former EU representative Catherine Ashton is a voice of reason in a polarised world; Greg Jackson’s psychological thriller warrants comparisons with Heart of Darkness; and Julian Emre Sayerer travels Turkey on two wheels

The Hindu

A thriller inspired by a true story

Thajudheen's life changed drastically in 2018. Shevlin Sebastian is publicising their co-authored book 'The stolen necklace', based on Thajudheen's life. Shevlin delved into what made the book click.

The Guardian - UK

A Green Equinox by Elizabeth Mavor review – a transgressive classic rediscovered

This newly republished 1973 novel about a bookshop owner’s love life is funny, surprising and unpredictable

The Guardian - UK

Pulling the Chariot of the Sun: A Memoir of a Kidnapping by Shane McCrae review – snapshots of a stolen youth

The American poet’s visceral account of being snatched as a child by his white supremacist grandparents demonstrates the shaky and slippery nature of memory

The Guardian - UK

Nick Frost: ‘If you spend four hours in the kitchen on your own, it’s never really frowned upon’

The actor and writer on hotel breakfasts that trigger his ADHD, and why cooking helps him cope with his troubled past and successful present

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