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Scots author Douglas Stuart reveals plans for adapting 1980s Glasgow novel for the big screen

The 47-year-old was recently presented with an honorary degree by the University of Glasgow.

Daily Record · Jun 14, 2023

MANUU honours Hyderabadi scholar Omar Khalidi

The Hindu · Jun 14, 2023

Book Review: Christine Pride and Jo Piazza continue as dynamic duo with 'You Were Always Mine'

Christine Pride and Jo Piazza, who tackled race, police brutality, forgiveness and friendship in their 2021 co-author debut, “We Are Not Like Them,” are back with a new book called “You Were Always Mine.”

The Independent UK · Jun 14, 2023

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Elizabeth Gilbert was ridiculed for shelving her Russia-set novel, but I quite admire her

It was a fantastically grand gesture by the writer. You don’t have to agree with it to applaud the boldness and sincerity, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

The Guardian - UK · Jun 14, 2023

Robert Kirkman explains THAT jaw-dropping Void Rivals twist and how he established a new shared universe

The Walking Dead and Invincible creator on the beginnings of the Energon Universe

GamesRadar · Jun 14, 2023

Princess Beatrice took leaf out of Kate Middleton’s parenting book during time away from daughter Sienna

Princess Beatrice took a leaf out of Kate Middleton’s parenting book when she attended a royal wedding in Jordan earlier this month

Woman & Home · Jun 14, 2023

There's something sinister in the skin cream in "dark and demented" new thriller Rumpus Room

The new five-issue series is by Mark Russell and Ramon Rosanas

GamesRadar · Jun 14, 2023

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Books with neurodivergent characters mark new chapter for publishers

Children’s books featuring protagonists who are autistic or have ADHD are going to the highest bidder

The Guardian - UK · Jun 14, 2023

Edinburgh book festival hoping Greta Thunberg will bring back audiences

Fallout from Covid crisis has left event struggling financially after last year’s ‘traumatic’ fall in sales

The Guardian - UK · Jun 14, 2023

Book Review: Claire Legrand debuts adult trilogy with spellbinding 'A Crown of Ivy and Glass'

Lady Imogen Ashbourne is rich, spoiled and obsessed with looks

The Independent UK · Jun 14, 2023

Writer Douglas Stuart and athlete Laura Muir receive honorary degrees

The University of Glasgow ceremony marked the foundation of the institution in 1451.

The Independent UK · Jun 14, 2023

Kate Garraway announces new career move with husband Derek but says it's been 'so tough'

The Good Morning Britain presenter revealed that the book will be titled 'The Strength of Love', and will be out in September.

Daily Record · Jun 14, 2023

Bruce Wayne is dead, long live the Batman, in new DC Black Label series Gargoyle of Gotham

Rafael Grampá is delving into the Caped Crusader's heart of darkness

GamesRadar · Jun 14, 2023

Elizabeth Gilbert and the debate over cancelling Russian culture

Elizabeth Gilbert has withdrawn her forthcoming novel “The Snow Forest” from publication amid increasingly vociferous fallout over her decision to set the narrative in Russia while the war in Ukraine is ongoing.

The Week · Jun 14, 2023

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The Guardian - UK · Jun 14, 2023

Cormac McCarthy remembered: ‘His work will sing down the centuries’

The celebrated US author of Blood Meridian, The Road and No Country for Old Men has died. Here, leading contemporaries and critics pay tribute to him

The Hindu · Jun 14, 2023

Want to restore your old car? Check out this book by Cartist

Himanshu Jangid’s coffee table book, The Art of Restoration, documents the process of salvaging vintage cars

The Guardian - UK · Jun 14, 2023

Top 10 books about missing persons

These interrupted stories, in fiction and real life, are powerfully moving and key into a universal anxiety

The National (Scotland) · Jun 14, 2023

Edinburgh International Book Festival reveals programme

Irvine Welsh, Sebastian Faulks and Bernardine Evaristo will be among the writers appearing at the Edinburgh International Book Festival as it marks…

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The Independent UK · Jun 14, 2023

Irvine Welsh and Bernardine Evaristo on book festival line-up

Greta Thunberg, Val McDermid, Chris Brookmyre and First Minister Humza Yousaf will also take part.

Evening Standard · Jun 14, 2023

Kate Garraway to release new book about husband Derek Draper’s ongoing recovery from long Covid

It will be the follow-up to the Good Morning Britain presenter’s 2021 bestseller The Power of Hope

The Guardian - UK · Jun 14, 2023

Whether Violent or Natural by Natasha Calder review – visions of a toxic Eden

A couple rely on each other for survival on a post-apocalyptic island, in this darkly unsettling tale

Chicago Tribune · Jun 14, 2023

Commentary: What a Jewish archive in Poland can teach us about Ukrainians’ refugee experience

While I was standing in the Jewish archives in Warsaw, Poland, during a recent humanitarian trip to strengthen programs of protection and safety for refugees from Ukraine, time became quite circular — an evocation of William Faulkner’s adage that “the past is never dead. It’s not even past.” For brought…

Tribune News Service · Jun 14, 2023

Column: When a book becomes a play or movie, should you read it first?

I am aware that adaptations have been with us for centuries and that Shakespeare borrowed his best plots. But that doesn't stop this book lover from being suspicious when movies and plays glom onto my favorite titles.

Tribune News Service · Jun 14, 2023

Review: A writer muses about fatherhood and life on Martha's Vineyard

NONFICTION: Bill Eville shares moving vignettes of striving to be a good husband, stay-at-home-dad and writer.

The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jun 14, 2023

Julie Sullivan's new novel, 'The World is Full of Champions,' looks at class bias among Black Americans. It's also a love story

Julie Sullivan's debut novel, "The World is Full of Champions," takes a critical look at the chasm that exists between a fictional family from the Black elite in Philadelphia and their working-class maid and her family.

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