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The cucumber salad of your dreams

You'll be eating Sheela Prakash's cucumber salad all summer long

Salon · Jun 18, 2023

The Guardian view on nonfiction by women: so much buried treasure

Editorial: Nearly three decades after the founding of the Women’s prize, the fight for space in fiction has largely been won. It’s time to move on to politics, history, science, sport…

The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2023

Robert Gambles obituary

Other lives: History teacher who had a second career as an author, often writing about the Lake District, on which he became a recognised authority

The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2023

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Kate Garraway's career move amid husband Derek's recovery from Covid

She hopes it will help other people through difficult times

Nottingham Post · Jun 18, 2023

Bono has Hollywood star Tom Hanks staying with him in plush Dublin mansion

Instead of staying in a hotel, he accepted an invite to stay at the Dalkey pad of Bono, 63

Dublin Live · Jun 18, 2023

16 reasons you should never be friends with anyone who lives in Edinburgh

These stereotypes are definitely not true but we can't deny that we are immensely proud of our city, it's not our fault that our Glaswegians get jealous.

Edinburgh Live · Jun 18, 2023

Kala by Colin Walsh review – vanishings, betrayals and friends reunited in rural Ireland

This confidently plotted debut novel from the award-winning short story writer has a strong cast and vivid dialogue

The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2023

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Prince Harry recalled ‘yawning silence’ that followed Meghan Markle’s joke after first Trooping the Colour

Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended their first Trooping the Colour together in 2018, but are not at this year’s celebration

The Independent UK · Jun 18, 2023

Daisy Jones & the Six: Glamour, rock and the world of the 1970s

Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid

The National (Scotland) · Jun 18, 2023

‘I feel love’: Nicholas Blair’s images of gay joy and defiance in 80s America

A new book of photographs memorialises the excitement, humour, intimacy – and lurking peril – on the streets in San Francisco and New York where the gay community thrived

The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2023

Beth Mead: ‘I told Saka just to curtsy when he sees me!’

The Arsenal and England footballer on her MBE, her terrible singing voice – and the best and worst year of her life

The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2023

Bono has secret Hollywood star staying with him in plush Dublin mansion

A source told the Irish Sunday Mirror that rather than stay in a hotel he accepted an invite to stay at the Dalkey pad of Bono, 63.

Irish Mirror · Jun 18, 2023

Conservative Author Warns Israel About Transgender Ideology

Trans activists' failed in their efforts to cancel talk by U.S. journalist Abigail Shrier promoting a translation of her 2020 book

Zenger · Jun 18, 2023

Female novelists don’t need their own prizes. Let’s abolish them

Barbara Kingsolver and others are no longer oppressed – they dominate book sales

The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2023

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Daily Mirror · Jun 18, 2023

Stacey Solomon's sister Jemma reveals secret battle with anxiety and death fears

Stacey Solomon's big sister, Jemma, opens up about how she became The Label Lady and started her own bespoke business while also battling severe anxiety

The National (Scotland) · Jun 18, 2023

Psychonauts: the Scots who were at the forefront of drug discovery

I PAUSE reading this book and hear a voice in my head with a Kelvinside accent saying: “A half an hour

The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2023

Ashleigh Nugent: ‘Black stories were always about London’

The writer on the long gestation of Locks – his debut novel set in 90s Merseyside – his work in prisons and what Virginia Woolf has taught him

The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2023

Writer Rachel Eliza Griffiths: ‘There’s a strength you don’t realise you have access to’

The novelist on inheriting her mother’s ferocity, gun violence in the US and the attack on her husband, Salman Rushdie, last year

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The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2023

From Cornish pasties to Slovenian potica, food is a language that everyone understands

What we eat defines us as a nation but it also crosses borders and, like Esperanto, helps us communicate globally

The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2023

Do you remember the first time? Jonathan Coe, Róisín Murphy and more on their artistic debuts

What drew Howardena Pindell to painting circles? Is the album Sleaford Mods pressed just 50 copies of any good? And which TV spoof sent Kiell Smith-Bynoe viral? Writers, musicians, artists and actors recall their earliest works – warts and all

The Independent UK · Jun 17, 2023

Prince Harry recalled ‘yawning silence’ that followed Meghan Markle’s joke after first Trooping the Colour

Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended their first Trooping the Colour together in 2018, but are not at this year’s celebration

The Independent UK · Jun 17, 2023

Just because men are in the minority in fiction, it doesn’t mean we should scrap the Women’s Prize

Barbara Kingsolver took home the prestigious award this week for her novel ‘Demon Copperhead’. With women accounting for nearly 80 per cent of book sales across the UK and North America, hasn’t the Women’s Prize already served its purpose? Yes, writes Claire Allfree... but there’s more to it

The Guardian - US · Jun 17, 2023

Dictatorship? How Hitler, Stalin and Trump show it’s easier than you think

Andrea Chalupa discusses her graphic novel, co-authored with Sarah Kendzior, about authoritarianism and its dangers

The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2023

Intelligence service career informs former MI5 and MI6 man’s novel

David Bickford describes his posting to Berlin in 1979 and says his second book, Katya, draws on his experiences

The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2023

When We Were Sisters by Fatimah Asghar review – a poetic tale of familial grief

The emotional journey of three orphaned Muslim American siblings is evoked with heart-rending precision

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