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From Venice to Margate: world-conquering artist Sonia Boyce brings her supergroup to the seaside

She has notched up too many firsts to count. As the work that triumphed so spectacularly in Venice returns to Britain, the once-uncollectable artist explains why she now even has a 10-year vision

The Guardian - UK

Rice does witches different in "Mayfair"

The author had no desire to follow the "double double toil and trouble" tropes we've come to expect

Salon

Man arrested in Austrian wine cellar with six kids is former London IT worker

A man arrested after barricading himself and his partner and six children in a wine cellar in Austria has been revealed as a former London IT worker-turned conspiracy theorist.

Evening Standard

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Bookstores hanging in

After last week's shock news by Vic Books, Steve Braunias pens a progress report on booksellers

Newsroom.co.nz

Family of Brit dead in mysterious circumstances at a luxury hotel in Pakistan think he was murdered

Farooq Ali's family are urging British officials to put pressure on Pakistani authorities and publish a report into his murder, after he was found with a "high level of foam" around his mouth

Daily Mirror

Glasgow Lives: Lazara, West End, mindset healer and author

Tonight we hear from Lazara who lost her dad, her sister who died in a car accident, best friend to alcoholism and then her mum - she has written a book on learning to cope.

Glasgow Live

In brief: Signal Fires; If Nietzsche Were a Narwhal; Love Marriage – review

A thoughtful novel about a family secret, an insightful investigation into animal intelligence and Monica Ali’s clever comedy of manners

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Here's why you're still getting COVID

Yes, we're fed up with COVID. But we're all still getting sick

Salon

Brutes by Dizz Tate review – a whip-smart and warped coming-of-age Florida fairytale

A schoolmate’s disappearance is the hook for a slippery debut novel exploring the friendships and futures of a gang of eighth-grade girls

The Guardian - UK

Author’s discovery of book about Nazi Olympics inspired Belfast novel

Fionola Meredith’s book The Stamp Of Beauty is set in post-Troubles Northern Ireland.

The Independent UK

'Wealthy' Glasgow businessman bankrupt after failing to repay £400,00 loan from nephew

Paisley Sheriff Court heard that retired Hugh King failed to repay the cash three years after Billy King Jr loaned it to him on the understanding it would be returned months later.

Glasgow Live

King Charles wants Harry and Meghan at Coronation and asks Archbishop of Canterbury to help reach a deal'

The Duke of Sussex said during promotion interviews for his memoir, Spare, he would go to the Coronation if invited

Nottingham Post

Sicilian mobster asks judge to order seizure of Roberto Saviano book

Giuseppe Graviano files for defamation against Gomorrah author over origin of nickname

The Guardian - UK

OMG! It’s Jane Austen... the TikTok generation embraces new heroine

Two hundred years on, Austen’s take on the pressures of friendship and love is winning over young readers

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The National (Scotland)

One of Scotland’s finest writers shows hilarious precision recalling a bygone Dundee

FIGHT … FIGHT … FIGHT! Remember that chant from the playground? The original pile-on, the rush and the madness: hauners!

The National (Scotland)

Roald Dahl's Matilda never gets old and now is a perfect time for it

THIS world-renowned children’s novel originally published in 1988 has gone through various equally whimsical and heartwarming iterations, from the…

The National (Scotland)

Beyond the giant: What the independence movement can learn from the life of Tom Nairn

WHERE to begin with Tom Nairn? There are three core texts: The Break-up Of Britain (1977), The Enchanted Glass (1988), and After Britain (2000).…

Liverpool Echo

Beauty pageant winner educating others on sister's speech difficulties

Libby Smith has written a book and hosts a podcast to raise awareness

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The Guardian - UK

On my radar: Ibram X Kendi’s cultural highlights

The American historian on a mind-blowing book, the sheer beauty of South Africa and and seeing his name come up as an answer on his favourite gameshow

Chicago Sun-Times

Facing pressure to ban books, suburban libraries ‘becoming a battlefield for the First Amendment’

“Most people still think of libraries as a place with books, you can hang out, it’s quiet,” Lincolnwood’s library director says. “That’s not what libraries are anymore.”

The Guardian - UK

Blake Morrison: ‘My sisters’ deaths left me feeling neglectful’

After writing books about his father and his mother, Blake Morrison swore he didn’t have another memoir in him. Then his younger sister died, and he couldn’t escape the urge to tell her story

Radio France Internationale

A woman before her time: France celebrates Colette's 150th anniversary

France celebrates the 150th anniversary of the birth of the novelist whose life featured in the 2018 Hollywood biopic Colette starring Keira Knightley.

Wales Online

The Cardiff synagogue that welcomed Jews who fled the Nazis

Michael Bogod, 94, is the last person who remembers this moment in history

Tribune News Service

First week of Murdaugh’s trial a showcase of shocking violence, evidence and emotion

WALTERBORO, S.C. — As the first week of the long-awaited double murder trial of Alex Murdaugh wrapped up Friday, a jury of eight women and four men, the state of South Carolina and the nation have borne witness to an evolving courtroom drama and disquieting disclosures from the witness stand.

Chicago Sun-Times

Historic Black publisher raises money after flood damages property

Third World Press Foundation, the renowned Black publishing company on Chicago’s South Side, experienced a flood in December that caused $200,000 in damage.

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