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Five of the best science fiction and fantasy books of 2022

A deep space community, a compelling critique of empire, a UFO novel like no other and more

The Guardian - UK · Dec 3, 2022

The best crime and thriller books of 2022

Ajay Chowdhury and Ian Rankin are among the authors of this year’s standout novels, including cosy escapes, dodgy cops and a murder told backwards

The Guardian - UK · Dec 3, 2022

The best food books of 2022

Memories of growing up in a takeaway, eulogies to pressure cookers and snacks, and the best of Jamaican and Indian cuisine

The Guardian - UK · Dec 3, 2022

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The best memoirs and biographies of 2022

Heartfelt memoirs from Richard E Grant and Viola Davis, childhood tales of religious dogma, and vivid insights into Agatha Christie and John Donne

The Guardian - UK · Dec 3, 2022

Best fiction of 2022

Dazzling invention from Jennifer Egan, a state-of-the nation tale from Jonathan Coe and impressive debut novels and short stories are among this year’s highlights

The Guardian - UK · Dec 3, 2022

Best children’s and YA books of 2022

Journeys through music, history, magic and more, plus the standout books for young adults

The Guardian - UK · Dec 3, 2022

Playwright Neil Bartlett on bringing Virginia Woolf’s provocative, prescient novel Orlando to the stage in 2022

As Emma Corrin plays Virginia Woolf’s most thrilling, radical protagonist in a new West End production, its writer Neil Bartlett explores why it’s time to reintroduce ourselves to ‘Orlando’

The Independent UK · Dec 3, 2022

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'Wheeling Away' is a start of a revolution in disability representation: Parenting expert Saakshi Singla on co-authoring her new picture book with Hasitha Illa

In a world, where most of us fail to accept and appreciate the life we live, the things we possess, Hasitha Illa, who suffers from a neurological condition Friedreich’s Ataxia, has not only embraced her disability, but she, along with child development expert and parenting coach, Saakshi Singla, have gone…

The Times of India · Dec 3, 2022

Matt Hancock's explosive new book: five of his claims from the Covid years

Former health secretary looks to defend his actions during the pandemic with some controversial claims as he points the finger of blame at others

Wales Online · Dec 3, 2022

Five shameless claims from Matt Hancock's explosive new book on the Covid years

Former health secretary Matt Hancock has released a book where he looks to defend his actions during the pandemic with some eye-catching claims as he points the finger of blame at others

Daily Mirror · Dec 3, 2022

Mary Lou McDonald tells Late Late Show viewers she was left 'furious and hurt' by Shane Ross book

The Sinn Fein leader spoke to Ryan Tubridy on this week's Late Late Show

Dublin Live · Dec 2, 2022

Roots of rave culture, Glastonbury and Kill the Bill protests can be found in 'lost' photos

The 1994 Criminal Justice Act demonstration in Bristol featured in rediscovered images

Bristol Post · Dec 2, 2022

Princess of Wales fan spends thousand dollars for meeting lasting seconds in Boston

"It was worth every cent," said the supporter

Wales Online · Dec 2, 2022

The Guardian view on the Eadburg writings: the long lost female authors of English

Editorial: A woman’s name found etched in a medieval copy of the Acts of the Apostles has importance beyond the thrill of discovery

The Guardian - UK · Dec 2, 2022

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The National (Scotland) · Dec 2, 2022

Second edition of Scotland the Brief supplies undecided voters with facts they seek

GRASSROOTS campaign machine Believe in Scotland launched the second edition of Scotland the Brief to activists in Glasgow this week.

USA Today Sports Media Group · Dec 2, 2022

Tom Coughlin talks new book, Super Bowl XLII in 1-on-1 with Giants Wire

Tom Coughlin sits down with Giants Wire to discuss his new book, Super Bowl XLII, the Jay Fund Foundation and much, much more.

The Guardian - UK · Dec 2, 2022

My illuminating theory about a lovesick monk

Letters: A possible explanation from Marianne Puxley for the secret marks discovered on a medieval manuscript

The Guardian - UK · Dec 2, 2022

Louise Glück and the trauma of being a replacement child

Letter: The effects of having your life overshadowed by the death of a sibling before you were born should be examined, writes Mary Adams

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Boston Herald · Dec 2, 2022

Movie review: ‘White Noise’ blends family drama, satire, disaster – and it works

Almost two decades in development, “White Noise,” a film adaptation on the acclaimed 1985 novel by American author Don DeLillo (“Libra”) arrives, and it is probably doomed at the box office, in spite of being one of the most relevant, personal and accomplished films of the year.

The Independent UK · Dec 2, 2022

Do Americans really care about the royals?

An estimated 23 million Americans tuned in for the royal wedding of the Prince and Princess of Wales, only for them to be booed at a Boston Celtics game. Meredith Clark writes whether US fascination with the British royal family has come to an end

The Conversation · Dec 2, 2022

The five best fiction books of 2022

In 2022, we saw Annie Ernaux win the Nobel prize for literature for her uncompromising writing about her experiences. Shehan Karunatilaka won the Booker prize for his darkly comic Sri Lankan political satire, The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida.

Evening Standard · Dec 2, 2022

House of the Dragon: deleted scene shows a top-secret Kingsguard ceremony

The sequence was ditched to build momentum for Rhaenyra’s Dragonstone win

The Conversation · Dec 2, 2022

Corruption in South Africa: new book lifts the lid on who profits - and their corporate enablers

The new book The Unaccountables: The Powerful Politicians and Corporations who Profit from Impunity is welcome for the way it contextualises corruption. It shows how politicians and bureaucrats could not implement corruption without their corporate and professional enablers – the accountants, auditors and advocates who make it all possible.

Salon · Dec 2, 2022

Christian nationalism's racism problem

Christian podcast host "canceled" over long history of ugly racist tweets as war breaks out on religious right

Daily Mirror · Dec 2, 2022

Madonna, 64, dons mesh lingerie and a kinky riding crop to re-launch of her Sex book

Like A Virgin hitmaker Madonna, 64, was celebrating the 30th anniversary of her Sex coffee table book which was widely considered controversial but ahead of its time as it sold 1.5 million copies

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