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William Golding: The Faber Letters review – the making of a masterpiece

Correspondence between the Lord of the Flies author and his editor reveals one of the great literary collaborations of the age

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: the next chapter of the shocking Salt Path exposé

Chloe Hadjimatheou, who broke the story about the bestselling memoir, continues her investigation. Plus: a silly thriller romp with a fun cast. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

What rhymes with la la la, la la la la la? Kevin Killian, the poet obsessed with Kylie Minogue

He wrote poems named after Kylie songs and named his collection of erotic fiction after her indie album. He even loved the B-sides. So what did the avant garde writer find so inspiring about the mini Melbourne marvel?

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Former Prince Andrew is butt of the year’s best Christmas cracker joke

Two Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor gags make top 10 of public vote, along with jokes about Oasis and Nigel Farage

The Guardian - UK

Harris stepping toward another White House run

Despite worries from party leaders and donors that she can't win, Harris is polling well and has strong support among Black voters.

Axios

John Carey obituary

Literary critic, essayist and academic known for his erudite and pugnacious judgments on writers and his fellow dons

The Guardian - UK

Wes Streeting is right to examine questions of overdiagnosis

Letters: Dr Richard Hassall, Allen Frances and Natasha Fairbairn respond to a column by John Harris which argued that the health secretary should not jump on a rightwing bandwagon about mental health

The Guardian - UK

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A hidden life in the era of social media can still change history, as the story of Jesus shows

I see in Christmas an invitation to see differently: God in the social outcast, life on the margins reimagined as the centre of gravity

The Guardian - AU

Haruki Murakami honored with awards and a jazzy tribute in New York

Haruki Murakami recently received two honors in New York for his contributions to literature and cultural exchange

The Independent UK

Princess Catherine turned down Queen Elizabeth's rare Christmas offer and it shows she was always a stickler for tradition

The late Queen supposedly made an exception to a royal rule for Catherine in the early days of her relationship with William

Woman & Home

'I hope I don't stop writing this book' - Analysing Tadej Pogačar's continued drive to tear up conventional script with impressively ambitious 2026 calendar

Combination of cobbled Classics and Tour de France targets maintains Slovenian in class of his own

Cycling News

‘Suddenly, it was everywhere’: why some books become blockbusters overnight

Whether it’s through TikTok buzz, celebrity endorsements or good old-fashioned word of mouth, some titles enjoy a second, more powerful, life. But what unites them – and is there a formula for this type of success?

The Guardian - UK

Schott's Significa: Crack the code, from spies to Swifties

Significa will probably end up in downstairs loos — it may mean users take a lot longer to emerge

Evening Standard

Reflections on Lecturing in Mexico

My first-ever visit to Mexico gave me some perspective on America's crucial neighbor.

Reason

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Inverse

10 Years Ago, One Epic Sci-Fi Show Smartly Improved On Its Source Material

What made 'The Expanse' Season 1 so great? Maybe not what you think. Here's why one character made the show nearly perfect.

Newslaundry

Responsibility without power: When human buffers become punching bags for the public

The passing of Britain’s well-known playwright Tom Stoppard late last month prompted many to recall his enduring body of work. Most tributes rightly recalled his theatre plays and screenplays. There was, however, less mention of his little-known novel Lord Malquist and Mr Moon, published in 1966, quite early in his…

Kiplinger

My First $1 Million: Retired In-House Corporate Lawyer, 74, Midwest

Ever wonder how someone who's made a million dollars or more did it? Kiplinger's My First $1 Million series uncovers the answers.

Creative Bloq

"I hope I'm done experimenting with new techniques," Oliver Jeffers on creating his new book

Picture book creator tells us all about I'm Very Busy: A (Nearly Forgotten) Birthday Book.

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Radio France Internationale

Sarkozy prison memoir a bid to ‘control the story’ and protect image for political future

One month after Nicolas Sarkozy walked out of prison, the former French president's new book Diary of a Prisoner, recounting his 20 days behind bars, was released this week. Philippe Moreau-Chevrolet, a political communication specialist at Sciences Po Paris, tells RFI this is no simple memoir, but rather a calculated…

International Business Times

Attorney Brittany Lannen and Her Journey of Resilience and Advocacy

At Lannen Law, Lannen provides dedicated legal services to central Texas and the surrounding areas. Her practice spans family law, criminal defense, and estate planning.

The Independent UK

How the ‘Queen of the Aga Saga’ moniker got Joanna Trollope all wrong

Despite several bestsellers earning her the adoration of millions of fans, the beloved author and acute observer of ordinary life long faced scorn from the literary elite

International Business Times UK

Joanna Trollope, Beloved 'Aga Sagas' Author, Dies Peacefully Aged 82: Early Life, Career and Her Enduring Legacy

Bestselling author Joanna Trollope dies peacefully at 82. Her 'Aga Sagas' were a 'comfort' to readers, as she insisted her novels say: 'It's OK, we all feel like that.'

The Guardian - UK

Dorset to unveil statue of feminist writer and LGBTQ+ pioneer – and a cat

Tribute to Sylvia Townsend Warner follows campaign to nominate overlooked women

The Guardian - UK

Joanna Trollope, bestselling chronicler of ordinary life, dies aged 82

Her novels, including A Village Affair and Other People’s Children, drew on what Fay Weldon called a ‘gift for putting her finger on the problem of the times’

The Guardian - UK

Jonathan Coe: ‘I was a Tory until I read Tony Benn’

The author on getting hooked on Flann O’Brien, reassessing Kingsley Amis, and why his grandfather was outraged by Watership Down

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