Book Review: 'UFO' is a detailed look at the history of the search for the truth that's out there Garrett M The Independent UK · Nov 13, 2023
Historian wins £50,000 Wolfson History Prize for book about resistance movements fighting the Nazis Halik Kochanski, who has taught at King’s College and University College London, wins prestigious prize for her work Resistance Evening Standard · Nov 13, 2023
'The Expanse' authors to launch epic new space opera 'The Mercy of Gods' in August 2024 A first look and description of James S.A. Corey's upcoming sci-fi novel, "The Mercy of Gods," from the authors of 'The Expanse.' Space · Nov 13, 2023
Book Review: Rock 'n' roller and Rush pioneer Geddy Lee goes deep in his memoir, 'My Effin' Life' Geddy Lee is a rock star, that’s undeniable The Independent UK · Nov 13, 2023
What should donors learn from Ibram X. Kendi’s problems at Boston University? In September, the award-winning author and academic Ibram X The Independent UK · Nov 13, 2023
Feminist artist Cosey Fanni Tutti says Britney Spears was ‘manufactured and abused’ British musician sympathised with the US pop star following the release of her new best-selling memoir, ‘The Woman in Me’ The Independent UK · Nov 13, 2023
‘Israeli talking points in Carrie Bradshaw’s voice’: what we can learn from two Israel-Palestine bestsellers An Israeli actor and a Palestinian American scholar present different narratives – one more dismissive than the other The Guardian - US · Nov 13, 2023
Book Review: Mitch Albom spins moving Holocaust tale in ’The Little Liar’ Mitch Albom’s latest pocket-sized novel packs quite a punch, writes Associated Press reviewer Rob Merrill The Independent UK · Nov 13, 2023
Librarians bring employment complaint over book bans in Texas and other states Texas county is challenging lawsuit against book ban The Independent UK · Nov 13, 2023
Only romance bookstore in Chicago off to a happy beginning Founder of Last Chapter Book Shop in Roscoe Village says about 2,500 customers each week visit the emporium devoted to romance novels. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 13, 2023
The Fourth Sister by Laura Scott review – the deadliest slur of all? The poet pays homage to Chekhov in her second collection, in which boredom is both feared and acknowledged and desperation tussles with wit The Guardian - UK · Nov 13, 2023
In brief: Water; Wise Gals; Bazball – reviews The powerful tale of a traumatised woman’s search for a fresh start; the CIA’s debt to a group of female spies; and the tale of test cricket’s latest buzzword The Guardian - UK · Nov 12, 2023
Raised to see Israel as a ‘Jewish Disneyland’, two US film-makers are telling a different story A new documentary argues some young Jewish Americans – including the directors themselves – have been raised in a system that demands pro-Israel activism The Guardian - US · Nov 12, 2023
‘It never ends’: the book club that spent 28 years reading Finnegans Wake The group in Venice, California, started the difficult James Joyce book in 1995. They reached its final page in October The Guardian - US · Nov 12, 2023
The Guardian - UK · Nov 12, 2023 Good Material by Dolly Alderton review – heartbreak wit with Hornbyesque charm The Everything I Know About Love author’s second novel mixes relationship maxims with sharp observations about thirtysomething life
The Guardian - UK · Nov 12, 2023 Family Meal by Bryan Washington review – distant voices and still lives The American’s second novel, narrated by characters both living and dead, feels like a wan echo of his debut
The Guardian - US · Nov 12, 2023 Standing My Ground review: Capitol cop Harry Dunn on January 6 and the Trumpist threat Officer who fought the insurrectionists and dealt with PTSD issues a cri de coeur for himself and for the US
The Guardian - UK · Nov 12, 2023 Tackle! review – Jilly Cooper takes on the beautiful game The octogenarian writer brings her unique brand of sexy silliness to the story of a League One football team, with mixed results
The Guardian - UK · Nov 11, 2023 Mike McCormack: ‘If I’ve one gift as a writer, it’s patience’ The award-winning Irish author on losing his father at 18, the drawbacks of English editors and the theme of imprisonment in his work
The Hindu · Nov 11, 2023 Shelving the idea of reading some books The German language does it best – giving us single words that can be translated only into longish English sentences. Take sturmfrei, for instance. Literally “storm free’, it means something like “When your parents are away, and you have the whole house to yourself.” Or, a personal favourite, Backpfeifengesicht, which means, “A…
The Guardian - UK · Nov 11, 2023 Sadistic and misogynistic? Row erupts over sex claims in book about George Orwell’s marriage Author of acclaimed biography Wifedom hits back at critics who say book casts Orwell in an unfairly negative light
The Hindu · Nov 11, 2023 Children no longer read for pleasure, says Shashi Tharoor It is a terrible loss that many youngsters and children nowadays do not enjoy the pleasure of reading, Shashi Tharoor, Congress MP, has said.
The Guardian - UK · Nov 11, 2023 Went to London, Took the Dog by Nina Stibbe review – more larks in London Twenty years after leaving the capital, the diarist returns for a funny-sad adult gap year
The Guardian - UK · Nov 11, 2023 Judge wrong to allow Met to seize journalist’s material, high court rules Force raided freelance journalist’s property last year, seizing electronic devices and documents
Wallpaper · Nov 11, 2023 Natasha Stagg is an enjoyably unreliable narrator in ‘Artless’ Natasha Stagg’s new book ‘Artless’, a collection of stories and essays from the New York-based writer, considers our media-saturated landscape