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Kenneth Fowler obituary

Other lives: Scholar of the hundred years war and faculty dean for history at Edinburgh University

The Guardian - UK · Feb 6, 2023

Ant-Man's Memoir Is Real and Hints at Dark 'Quantumania' Ending

Paul Rudd's Scott Lang is enjoying a pretty sweet life after 'Avengers: Endgame,' but that might change in a hurry.

Inverse · Feb 6, 2023

Former BBC journalist writes new Scottish indyref crime thriller

MARTIN Patience was in a worn-down café in Beirut when he realised he’d made a breakthrough with the characters in his new novel.

The National (Scotland) · Feb 6, 2023

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Trump rages at prosecutor's revelations

Mark Pomerantz, a former top prosecutor at the Manhattan DA's office, compared Trump to a mob boss

Salon · Feb 6, 2023

'Tiger Mom' Amy Chua writes first novel, 'The Golden Gate'

Amy Chua, the Yale Law School professor and author sometimes known as “Tiger Mom,” has written her first novel

The Independent UK · Feb 6, 2023

Sir Salman Rushdie tells of ‘gratitude’ in first interview since ‘colossal’ New York knife attack

The Indian-born British author suffered severe, life-changing injuries, including losing sight in one eye, following the attack

Evening Standard · Feb 6, 2023

Crossword book club: AP Herbert’s Uncommon Law

An old legal comedy gives the bishop a bad name, in clue form, in our latest reading for puzzlers

The Guardian - UK · Feb 6, 2023

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Julie Andrews teams with daughter on new picture book

The latest picture book collaboration between Julie Andrews and daughter Emma Walton Hamilton was inspired by an unusual musical performance in Spain

The Independent UK · Feb 6, 2023

Sir Salman Rushdie says he finds it difficult to write in first interview since losing sight in one eye in stabbing

Sir Salman was left with several life-changing injuries in the attack

Wales Online · Feb 6, 2023

Sir Salman Rushdie feels ‘gratitude’ in first interview since attack last year

The Indian-born British author suffered severe, life-changing injuries, including losing sight in one eye, following the attack in New York.

The Independent UK · Feb 6, 2023

Salman Rushdie breaks silence after knife attack left author fighting for his life

Sir Salman Rushdie, who wrote the controversial novel The Satanic Verses, was attacked at the Chautauqua Institution in New York state on August 12 last year by 24-year-old Hadi Matar

Daily Mirror · Feb 6, 2023

Blue Mountains review – brilliant Georgian shaggy-dog satire on the Soviet mindset

A welcome revival of a 1980s comedy prophesying the collapse of the Soviet Union

The Guardian - UK · Feb 6, 2023

Librarians left in stitches as overdue book finally returned after 43 years

A team of librarians at Newport News Public Library, in Virginia, America, couldn't help but laugh when a 'mysterious' person returned a book overdue by a massive 43 years

Daily Mirror · Feb 6, 2023

Salman Rushdie reflects on nightmares and recovery after ‘colossal’ stabbing attack

‘I sit down to write, and nothing happens. I write, but it’s a combination of blankness and junk,’ author said

The Independent UK · Feb 6, 2023

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Daily Record · Feb 6, 2023

Hebridean Baker "can't wait" to bring his recipes to Paisley Book Festival

Coinneach MacLead is also a huge hit in the United States and will be a star attraction at literary event.

The Independent UK · Feb 6, 2023

‘An idiot’: Salman Rushdie on the man who stabbed him in the face

The author, who has lost 40 pounds since the incident and been left blind in one eye, has given his first in-depth interview months after the attack in New York last summer

The National (Scotland) · Feb 6, 2023

Glasgow family complete 12k fitness challenge for amazing cause

A Glasgow family is feeling "proud" of themselves after tackling a fitness challenge for charity.

Tribune News Service · Feb 6, 2023

Editorial: The law closes in: Donald Trump is under Manhattan grand jury investigation again

Last year, Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg flinched rather than following through with what his own office’s prosecutors believed to be a solid case that Donald Trump lied to banks about his holdings. As Mark Pomerantz — who led the grand jury investigation with Carey Dunne — makes clear in his…

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Axios · Feb 6, 2023

Black history producing groundbreaking works as states limit it in schools

The backlash comes as historians find more stories that challenge the popular U.S. narrative

Tribune News Service · Feb 6, 2023

Editorial: The pervasive threat of letting kids read the ‘wrong’ book

Florida hasn’t made reading a crime — not yet, anyway. But it’s doing the next worse thing by dangling threats of criminal charges against teachers and educators who share the “wrong” books with students.

The National (Scotland) · Feb 6, 2023

Celebrating the life of the great Gaelic poet Aonghas MacNeacail

A GREAT Scottish soul passed away just before Christmas, and his family have now lain the mortal remains of Aonghas MacNeacail to rest at Achnaba…

Evening Standard · Feb 6, 2023

How we made Oscar-winning Women Talking with Claire Foy and Jessie Buckley: ‘I love an unpalatable woman’

The director and stars discuss 2023’s most incendiary film, which just won an Oscar for Best Adapted screenplay

Radio France Internationale · Feb 5, 2023

Mad for mangas: Asia leaves its mark on Angoulême comics fest

France’s fascination with manga comic books is booming, a trend highlighted at the Angoulême international comics festival at the end of January. Thousands of fans turned out to see Hajime Isayama, Ryoichi Ikegami and Junji Ito who hosted masterclasses and received special awards.

Inverse · Feb 5, 2023

You Need to Watch Peter Jackson's Most Ambitious Epic on HBO Max ASAP

Everyone knows that Bilbo Baggins slept during a huge battle. But in 2014, what Peter Jackson presupposed is... maybe he didn’t?

Manchester Evening News · Feb 5, 2023

Romantic villages to visit near Greater Manchester

Valentine's Day is nearly here and there are some beautiful villages nearby where you can take a loved one

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