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This typographer is inspired by circuit boards, a weathered stone and brick lettering

Josse Pickard's work combines modern technology with traditional craft.

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Look What You Made Me Do review: A middle class satire that’s past its sell-by date

Ottolenghi gags can’t save John Lanchester’s performatively twisty revenge plot

Evening Standard

I Still Want The Devil In The White City To Be Adapted, But I'm Not Happy About The Plan

Please let it get made and made well!

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Peter Jones obituary

Other lives: English teacher who played key roles in the founding of Carcanet Press and the magazine PN Review

The Guardian - UK

What order to read the Sarah J Maas books – get on top of the 15-strong collection

The author was the latest guest on Alex Cooper’s podcast, Call Her Daddy

The Independent UK

Andrew and Peter Mandelson pictured in bathrobes with Jeffrey Epstein

Trio captured relaxing around a wooden table in photo believed to have been taken on Martha’s Vineyard

The Guardian - UK

Royal Experts Have Opened Up About Prince William’s ‘Reliance’ on Princess Kate

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Who's Being Pornographic Here? (And Were Pornography Allegations Related to School Library Book Reading Defamatory?)

From yesterday's opinion in Wilburn v. Guthrie by the Colorado Court of Appeals (Judge Karl Schock, joined by Judges Matthew… The post Who's Being Pornographic Here? (And Were Pornography Allegations Related to School Library Book Reading Defamatory?) appeared first on Reason.com.

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The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – review roundup

The Library of Traumatic Memory by Neil Jordan; The Red Winter by Cameron Sullivan; Travel Light by Naomi Mitchison; Between Two Fires by Christopher Buehlman; Spoiled Milk by Avery Curran

The Guardian - UK

Ex-CIA analyst David McCloskey on the Mossad’s intelligence inside Iran: ‘I was surprised’

The podcast host and author of The Persian reflects on why Israel’s precision in Iran caught him off guard

The Guardian - US

Daisy Johnson: ‘I wasn’t a fan of David Szalay, but Flesh is a masterpiece’

The Booker-shortlisted author on a momentous teenage encounter with The Bone People, getting a buzz from Peter Høeg’s Miss Smilla, and trying to avoid The Lorax

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s like a giant book club’: how schools are getting children excited about reading again

In the National Year of Reading, teachers say a culture of enthusiasm, from dress-up days, story time and book clubs, can reverse a national decline

The Guardian - UK

Light and Thread by Han Kang review – a tantalising book of reflections

These essays from the Nobel literature winner open up her novels and offer beautiful imagery

The Guardian - UK

Hooked by Asako Yuzuki review – follow-up to global hit Butter

A Tokyo high-flyer tries to befriend her favourite blogger in a novel that wears its aura of black comedy lightly, and its political statements more heavily

The Guardian - UK

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The Independent UK

A Yoko Ono biography that avoids John Lennon... Really?

MCCRUM ON BOOKS: Yoko Ono’s art career has seen her wrap orchestras up in gauze and make paintings with numbered instructions – all before she stumbled into Beatlemania. A new book sidelines her partnership with John Lennon, but Robert McCrum argues that her role as the musician’s muse unleashed one…

International Business Times UK

George RR Martin Fan Suggests Ending 'ASOIAF' With 'The Winds of Winter', Focus Career on 'Dunk and Egg'

As the wait for The Winds of Winter nears 15 years, fans suggest George RR Martin should scrap the final book, A Dream of Spring, and focus on Dunk and Egg.

Marie Claire

Exclusive: William and Kate Don’t Share Ex-Prince Andrew’s “Sense of Privilege and Entitlement,” Biographer Says

“There is a reason we don't see this with William and Catherine, or even hear claims of such behavior, because there isn't any.”

International Business Times UK

Is It A PR Stunt? Kevin Federline Tell-All Memoir Blamed For Britney Spears' Alleged 'Downhill Spiral'

Britney Spears' DUI arrest collides with Kevin Federline's debt suit and memoir revival, raising questions over savvy PR or coincidence in their long‑running feud.

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Marie Claire

'Scarpetta' Ending, Explained: Breaking Down Who the Killer Is in Both Timelines

The mystery series starring Nicole Kidman takes quite a few surprising turns.

International Business Times UK

George RR Martin Claims The Winds Of Winter Is The 'Curse' Of His Life Amid 13-Year Delay

George RR Martin lays bare the torment of The Winds of Winter's endless delay, blaming HBO empires while fans seethe over 15 cliffhanger years. His raw confessions paint a writer trapped in his own epic sprawl.

The Guardian - UK

Official BookTok chart set to launch in the UK

Offering a monthly Top 20 rundown, the ranking will combine retail sales data with social media engagement on TikTok

Cinemablend

I’ve Read Every Single Stephen King Novel Except For One, And I’m Torn About What To Do About It

To read or not to read?

The Guardian - UK

In Bloom by Liz Allan review – an electric debut of grunge and teen spirit

Four fatherless girls in a band set out to escape their deprived Australian coastal town, in a dark, raw tale of friendship and abuse

Inverse

4 Years Later One Weird 'Andor' Plot Hole Could Finally Make Sense

One of the most mysterious characters in 'Andor' will appear in a new 'Star Wars' book. Here's what to know about the return of Anto Kreegyr.

The Guardian - AU

Fourteen Ways of Looking by Erin Vincent review – an exhilarating, dazzling reckoning with grief

The author confronts the trauma of losing her parents as a teenager in a succession of fragments – almost all of which contain the word ‘fourteen’

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