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Guy Gunaratne: ‘Writing the Abu Ghraib bit of the book took its toll’

Booker-longlisted in 2018 for their debut novel, In Our Mad and Furious City, the Londoner talks about the follow-up, the slippery life story of a terror suspect, and the fellowship of Ali Smith during a time of stress

The Guardian - UK

Buckingham Palace balcony appearance serves as poignant finale to memorable day

The royal family spent a little under 10 minutes on the balcony before going back inside.

The Independent UK

‘These spaces are depicted with trauma porn’: Tyriek White on his acclaimed public housing novel

We Are a Haunting, the Mississippi-by-way-of-New-York writer’s debut novel, tells of rent, eviction and ghosts in the projects

The Guardian - US

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Moms for Liberty, meet John Birch: the roots of US rightwing book bans

Matthew Dallek, author of new book Birchers, sees plentiful precedent for censorship efforts in Republican states

The Guardian - US

This historic writers’ strike matters for everyone – not just Hollywood

The contract that the writers are striking for could set a powerful precedent that AI must work for people, rather than being used to marginalize people to juice profits

The Guardian - US

‘Justice is on our side, and Putin is old’: Navalny’s press secretary Kira Yarmysh

The novelist and press secretary to the Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny talks about imprisonment, survival and writing under the regime

The Guardian - UK

Amrita Rao recalls the success of her memoir 'Couple Of Things', missing out on a film with Salman Khan and not letting industry politics weigh her down - Exclusive

Amrita Rao and her husband RJ Anmol have carved a niche for themselves in the world of social media and the internet revolution. Their YouTube channel - Couple Of Things has more than 84 million views and 3.6 lakh subscribers. It’s a success story rivalled only by Amrita’s acting career…

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Journalist-author Manoj Mitta's new book 'Caste Pride' launched in New Delhi

Journalist and author Manoj Mitta's new book titled 'Caste Pride: Battles for Equality in Hindu India' was released at an event held at India International Centre in New Delhi on May 4, 2023. The book was unveiled by feminist political theorist Nivedita Menon, Magsaysay Awardee Bezwada Wilson, and publisher Karthika…

The Times of India

Police arrest 52 including republicans during King Charles' coronation

Police arrested the leader of anti-monarchy group Republic and 51 others at King Charles's coronation on Saturday, saying their duty to prevent disruption outweighed the right to protest.

Reuters

The Great White Bard by Farah Karim-Cooper review – reclaiming Shakespeare

An inspiring analysis of Shakespeare and race restores his reputation as a playwright for all

The Guardian - UK

The Wounded World review: brilliant biography of WEB Du Bois at war

Chad L Williams charts the great Black intellectual’s journey through the first world war. It makes essential reading

The Guardian - US

How to turn leftover bacon fat into a brilliant salad dressing

Save excess fat from frying bacon by simply mixing with balsamic and a little crushed of garlic – warm it up a little, and it’s superb as a dressing on any salad

The Guardian - UK

‘My husband went for gastric sleeve surgery to improve his health but within days he was dead’

Phillip Morris was an award-winning writer and academic and a 'wonderful father, husband, and son'

Wales Online

Prince Andrew and Prince Harry to have no formal role at King’s coronation

Both royals have stepped back from official duties in recent years

The Independent UK

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Meet Iris, a Sicilian dessert classic

Fried Sicilian Nutella bombs. Need I say more?

ABC News

When the Queen died, I felt betrayed by a nation. For King Charles' coronation, I feel something quite different

To take the coronation seriously would be to try to make sense of an Australian prime minister pledging his allegiance to a crown that tried to exterminate my people. For people like me, absurdity may be the only sane response, writes Stan Grant.

The Guardian - UK

In defence of Thomas Hardy’s treatment of women

Letter: In The Mayor of Casterbridge, he created a strong woman who gets a happy ending, writes Liz Bennett

The Times of India

Kanchana Banerjee's new thriller 'Until I Find You' launched in Gurgaon

Author Kanchana Banerjee's new thriller 'Until I Find You' was launched by Vinita Dawra Nangia, Executive Editor- The Times of India, and Shantanu Ray Chaudhuri- Editor-in-Chief- Om Books International, at a jam-packed event at Kunzum Book Cafe in Gurgaon on May 4, 2023. The event was attended by aspiring and…

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The Guardian - UK

Fake books? Charles Dickens got there first

Brief letters: Shelf-esteem | Gardening tips | Gruff justice | The power of voting | Scathing school reports

WhatToWatch

Beautiful Disaster review: a surprisingly funny romance that packs a punch

Beautiful Disaster takes a stereotypical trope into a refreshing direction.

Marie Claire

Prince Harry's first impressions of “William’s new girlfriend Kate” have resurfaced

"I liked making her laugh, and I was quite good at it."

The Guardian - UK

David Elliott obituary

Other lives: Bookseller and publisher who became editorial director of Quartet Books and co-founded Elliott & Thompson

Inverse

'Dune 2' Trailer Breakdown: Feyd, Princess Irulan, and Lady Margot, Explained

Austin Butler, Léa Seydoux, and Florence Pugh's pivotal 'Dune' characters have been revealed. But who are they?

The Guardian - UK

‘Catching up on weeding’: readers share plans for King Charles’s coronation

While some Britons will join in celebrations with a street party, these Guardian readers have alternative ideas

The Guardian - UK

We Need New Names review – playful staging of NoViolet Bulawayo’s novel

Director Monique Touko keeps the tone lively with this tough story of Mugabe’s Zimbabwe in which the actors switch race, age and gender with ease

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