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Katherine El-Salahi

Other lives: Activist and publisher specialising in literary and academic works of the global south

The Guardian - UK

Blurb Photo Book review

The Blurb photo book service is hard to recommend because of print imperfections and clunky software.

Tom’s Guide

The Winds of Winter Delayed: Is George R.R. Martin Still Writing TWOW In 2026?

George R.R. Martin's long‑delayed novel The Winds of Winter remains unfinished with no release date, as fears grow that the book could repeat structural mistakes highlighted by Brandon Sanderson.

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J.K. Rowling Admits Her Son Was Not A Happy Camper After Finishing One Harry Potter Book

I was also not happy when I finished it.

Cinemablend

5 Years Ago, The Worst Lovecraftian Horror Movie Hid An Important Lesson

Marketed as 'H.P. Lovecraft’s The Deep Ones,' this loose modernization of Lovecraft's best stories is as terrible as it is instructive.

Inverse

From lanterns to the grid: How India is finding ways to see and work after dusk

In the 1950s, Hindi writer Phanishwar Nath Renu wrote a short story called Panchlight – named for the petromax lamp, a corruption of “Petromax light” that had worked its way into the rural vernacular. The story describes a village’s encounter with this object: a source of light but also a…

Newslaundry

Joe Dunthorne: ‘Growing up in Swansea, I developed an allergy to Dylan Thomas’

The author on feeling Thomas Hardy’s pain, being duped by Donna Tartt and how reading his sister’s copy of Trainspotting made him want to write

The Guardian - UK

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The Tale of KAHO: Haruki Murakami announces release date for first novel in three years

‘The Tale of KAHO’ marks Japanese author’s first full-length work with a woman as the sole protagonist

The Independent UK

Japan's Haruki Murakami to publish first new novel in 3 years with 'The Tale of KAHO' in July

A new book by Haruki Murakami set to be released in early July will mark the first time a full-length novel by the Japanese author features a female main character

The Independent UK

The Body Builders by Albertine Clarke review – a compelling debut of mental meltdown

A young woman’s dissociation from reality and her road to recovery are vividly rendered in this striking novel

The Guardian - UK

David Malouf will always be one of the world’s great writers. I will always be grateful to him

Malouf’s astounding talent was to remain lucid and attentive in his language, while imbuing his worlds with a sensuality that was subtle but deeply felt

The Guardian - AU

Mantle by Romy Ash review – an exquisitely wild and exhilarating vision of the near future

Thirteen years after her celebrated debut, the author returns with a bizarre, evocative work that merges science and the surreal

The Guardian - AU

New director to repair cancelled Adelaide Writers' Week

Adelaide Writers' Week's new director wants to help repair the festival after it was cancelled following a boycott for dropping a Palestinian-Australian author.

AAP

‘Extraordinary and original poet’ JH Prynne dies aged 89

The maverick writer and scholar was a pioneer in 60s avant garde circles, and emerged as a cult figure despite an aversion to publicity, and poetry that was hard to parse

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After collapse and controversy, Adelaide writers’ week has a new director: ‘I don’t envy anyone in this position’

Rosemarie Milsom, who formed and runs Newcastle writers festival, will take over from Louise Adler after the literary festival imploded over invitation to Randa Abdel-Fattah

The Guardian - UK

A Family Matter by Claire Lynch audiobook review – an award-winning story of homophobia and divorce

Dual timelines reveal the real reason a mother was forced to leave her daughter in the 80s, in this Nero prize-winning novel inspired by real-life events

Marie Claire

Exclusive: Her Highness Sheikha Bodour Al Qasimi Doesn’t Want to Be “The Only Woman in the Room” as She Breaks Boundaries in Publishing and Fashion

The royal opens up to 'Marie Claire' about giving women in publishing a seat at the table and her budding fashion brand inspired by historic queens.

The Guardian - AU

David Malouf, Australian writer whose work spanned the ancient world and 70s Brisbane – obituary

Remembering Babylon was shortlisted for the Booker prize but none of his novels were made into films because, he said, ‘almost nothing happens’

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The Guardian - AU

David Malouf, Australian author of Remembering Babylon and Ransom, dies aged 92

Acclaimed Brisbane-born writer was known for his work exploring his own childhood, great myths and colonial Australia

Marie Claire

Queen Elizabeth Delivered a Matter-of-Fact Retort When People Thought Princess Diana Was Haunting Sandringham, Per Author

A "mysterious and unhappy spiritual presence" was causing distress for housemaids at the property.

The Guardian - US

US saw record high of 5,668 books banned in libraries in 2025, says agency

Most-banned book was Sold, a 2006 novel by Patricia McCormick about sex trafficking in India

Marie Claire

Exclusive: Prince William Isn’t as "Instinctively Radical” as King Charles, Says Royal Biographer

Robert Hardman tells 'Marie Claire' that the Prince of Wales is more like another member of the Royal Family than The King.

The Independent UK

This unique novel is comprised entirely of letters – and it’s just been shortlisted for the Women’s Prize for Fiction

Virginia Evans’s novel joins five other books on the shortlist

Evening Standard

Two British authors among writers shortlisted for 2026 Women’s Prize for Fiction

Former Australian prime minister Julia Gillard is the chair of judges, while author and DJ Annie Macmanus is also on the judging panel.

The Independent UK

An Instagram DM changed everything for Rachel Reid, Jacob Tierney and 'Heated Rivalry'

Rachel Reid and Jacob Tierney were sensations at BookCon, thanks to the success of “Heated Rivalry.”

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