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OPINION - It isn’t that I wanted kids, it’s that I didn’t want to miss out on them

It has been impossible to pick up a newspaper recently without being faced with the photograph of a smiling white woman in her thirties or forties telling us how happy she is to have decided not to have children. The articles had titles such as “Women without children aren’t selfish…

Evening Standard

Balance thoughts with a journal

Gunjan Adya an expressive art therapist explains about the practise of journalling

The Hindu

Aragam village in Bandipore to become India's largest book village, promote Kashmiri literature, culture

‘Sarhad’ a Pune-based non-government organisation is all set to convert Aragam village of North Kashmir’s Bandipora district into India's largest book village in collaboration with the Jammu and Kashmir government.

The Times of India

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Jewellery that belonged to Wallis Simpson sells for £42,000 at auction

The emerald and diamond ring and bracelet had been expected to fetch between £25,000 and £35,000.

The Independent UK

Stella Prize 2023: Sarah Holland-Batt wins $60,000 for her poetry collection, The Jaguar

Sarah Holland-Batt has won the Stella Prize, for her "lyrical and wise" collection The Jaguar — the second year a poet has won this major award for women and non-binary writers.

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August Blue by Deborah Levy review – how to construct a self

A concert pianist is shadowed across Europe by her doppelganger in this virtuosic novel of identity and breakdown

The Guardian - UK

The Seaside by Madeleine Bunting review – postcards from the edge

A deeply reported account of what England’s seaside towns reveal about the state of the nation

The Guardian - UK

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Ruth Weiss, journalist who fought apartheid, finally honoured in South Africa

A prophet has no honour in their homeland, goes the biblical adage. But of the many places that journalist, author and activist Ruth Weiss has lived – Germany (where she was born), South Africa, Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), Britain, Zambia and Denmark – which is her home? On 28 April,…

The Conversation

Gogglebox: 'Nutty' and 'adored' Giles and Mary tease a big change

"I have been exiled these past three decades"

Bristol Post

‘Are You There, God?’ movie captures all the sweetness of Judy Blume’s enduring novel

A 11-year-old girl’s coming-of-age is handled with grace and tenderness in near-perfect adaptation

Chicago Sun-Times

Rare Winnie-the-Pooh first edition to be auctioned at University of Queensland Alumni Book Fair

Prince Harry reportedly gifted his nephew Prince Louis a similar first edition copy of Winne-the-Pooh as a christening present.

ABC News

Book by runner who secretly wrote on bus to work going on sale

Chris Carse Wilson wrote as he was travelling on the bus to work at the V&A Dundee museum.

The Independent UK

Barry Humphries’ bargain book buys

Brief letters: Bibliophilia | Tories’ declaration of independence | Prepayment meters | School report language | A file on ‘Prince, Charles’

The Guardian - UK

Women’s Prize for Fiction 2023: the novelists and their books in the running

From stories about the US opioid crisis, to novels set in 16th century Italy, this year’s Women’s Prize for Fiction shortlist has something for everyone

Evening Standard

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‘She was my first’: Matthieu Blazy pays tribute to Kate Moss with new Bottega Veneta fanzine

Bottega Veneta creative director Matthieu Blazy looks back to his teenage adoration of Kate Moss with a new book of photographs and collages of the British supermodel

WhatToWatch

The Color Purple musical: release date, cast, plot and everything we know about the movie

Get ready to unwrap The Color Purple musical as it makes its Christmas debut. Here's everything we know about the film.

The Independent UK

In cookbook, Miranda Lambert reveals recipes that fed her

Country music star Miranda Lambert is dishing on the recipes from her family and friends in East Texas

The Guardian - US

Kimmel on Trump’s new book: ‘It will probably be taught in Florida schools’

Late-night hosts discuss Trump’s new book of letters, Tucker Carlson’s ouster from Fox News and Biden’s re-election campaign announcement

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Daily Mirror

Woman finds touching note inside book charity shop book - and is searching for owner

Rose Farmer, from Gilbert in Arizona, America, came across a handwritten note tucked into a copy of 'The Heart is a Lonely Hunter' by Carson McCullers at Goodwill - and is now trying to track down its rightful owner

The Independent UK

The Women’s Prize for Fiction shortlist is proof success doesn’t have to happen at an early age

Whatever your goals are, age doesn’t have to be a barrier to success. By Abi Jackson.

The Guardian - UK

‘I just saw the hand of God!’: Marylise Vigneau’s best photograph

‘Lahore suffers daily power outages and it felt like I’d found the culprit. The way the fingers seem to be interfering with overhead wires is what makes the shot work’

Inverse

'Dune 2' Could Fill In The Biggest Missing Piece From The Book

Footage of 'Dune: Part Two,' screened at CinemaCon 2023, might mean one time jump from the book could be filled in. Here's why that footage and comments from Denis Villeneuve in Vanity Fair could shake up the book's timeline.

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool Everyman Theatre tells story of stolen body cells that changed the course of medical history

Family Tree is a play about a woman's body cells taken without her consent or knowledge

Daily Record

Boswell Book Festival shares two refugees' stories to raise funds for Ukrainian crisis

The festival is returning this year to the magnificent Dumfries House with a variety of events, including a fundraiser for the Rotary Club Ukrainian Crisis Taskforce.

The Guardian - UK

Jules and Jim review – an affecting love triangle but no match for Truffaut

While there is compassion and curiosity in Timberlake Wertenbaker’s adaptation, this production lacks the whirlwind quality of Roché’s novel and the film

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