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PCB reference books with pages made from actual USB-C powered PCBs are now available at $37 each

An enthusiast has created some Reference Circuit Books where the ‘pages’ are PCBs.

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‘Literature has completely changed my life’: footballer Héctor Bellerín’s reading list

Former Arsenal player wins admiration for his taste in books, but admits one novel defeated him

The Guardian - UK

Goethe immortalised the shaming of German women 200 years ago – we’re still at it

Abortion is criminalised and stigmatised – and now the right has found a new female scapegoat in its US-style war on bodily autonomy, says Guardian Europe columnist Fatma Aydemir

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'The Love Hypothesis' Movie: Tom Bateman to Star in Fanfic-Based Romance Rooted in Daisy Ridley Fandom

Tom Bateman is starring in a fanfiction-based romance novel film adaptation that was originally inspired by his wife's portrayal of Rey in the Star Wars sequel trilogy. Here's what we know.

International Business Times UK

"I got back together with my teenage summer romance" – author Julia Kelly on her real-life love story

Decades after they lost touch as teenagers, Julia Kelly and Stewart Stanley reconnected and rekindled their relationship.

Woman & Home

Hate Speech and the European Court of Human Rights: Towards a Principled Approach

This book demonstrates that, with few exceptions, the ECtHR's general approach to hate speech has been overly expansive, often undervaluing… The post Hate Speech and the European Court of Human Rights: Towards a Principled Approach appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

The best recent crime and thrillers – roundup

Not Quite Dead Yet by Holly Jackson; Kill Your Darlings by Peter Swanson; The Good Liar by Denise Mina; The Hole by Hye-Young Pyun; Gunner by Alan Parks

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Death and the Gardener by Georgi Gospodinov review – how it feels to lose a father

The International Booker winner explores Bulgarian family life under communism in this moving depiction of a son’s bereavement

The Guardian - UK

The Assassin to Washington Black: the seven best shows to stream this week

Keeley Hawes is a retired hitwoman just trying to live a quiet life in a slick, nasty and very fun thriller. Plus, Sterling K Brown leads a captivating drama about freedom and flying machines

The Guardian - UK

The Love Hypothesis Movie Has Found Its Adam Carlsen, And I Can't Believe How The Actor Is Connected To Star Wars

Long live Reylo!

Cinemablend

New book sheds light on Lincoln’s misunderstood killer: ‘He’s not that person at all’

In Midnight on the Potomac, author Scott Ellsworth looks back at the tumultuous last year of the US civil war

The Guardian - US

Stephen King Is Known For Making Cameos In Movie And TV Adaptations Of His Books, But That Era May Be Ending Soon

An update about the latest Stephen King cameo that didn't end up happening.

Cinemablend

Woody Allen to publish his first novel

The controversial film-maker has previously written short stories and essays but this story about a middle-aged Jewish author whose marriage is on the rocks is his first published novel

The Guardian - UK

Cure by Katherine Brabon review – moments of grace in meditation on chronic illness

Doubles and reflections abound in this subtle exploration of the stories we tell about sickness, centring on a mother and daughter who travel to Italy in search of healing

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The Sleep Room by Jon Stock review – the psychiatrist who abused female patients

This harrowing account of a British doctor and his shocking experiments on young women includes a testimony from the actor Celia Imrie, who was one of his patients

The Guardian - UK

I hate to be the scowling lesbian at the feast – but here’s what worries me about the new Austen adaptations

I love Jane Austen. But a fresh revival of the idea that what a woman needs most is to marry a man is the last thing we need, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

Newslaundry

History must be taught through many lenses

In the early months of 2010, I had a brief stint with the editorial team of a Delhi-based private publishing house, which brought out school textbooks. Working in the social science section of the company, I found that a part of the job’s brief was to avoid references to what…

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Stuart Farrimond obituary

Other lives: Author and TV personality who was able to explain complex scientific topics in a way that lay people could readily understand

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Woman & Home

“There is a whole new world of pleasure out there” Gillian Anderson promises, adding why ‘life does not end at 50’

Through writing her bestselling book, Want, Gillian Anderson says she has realised that " life does not end at 50 or at menopause" - and she wants everyone to know it

The Independent UK

New ‘cosy crime’ series Bookish hailed as ‘next best thing’ to Sherlock

Series has been compared to the works of Agatha Christie

The Guardian - UK

The British-German conversation deserves more than tired old cliches. Over to you, Merz and Starmer

The chancellor’s first London visit is an opportunity for a modernising reset – on business, defence and even school trips, says author John Kampfner

The Guardian - US

‘He told us to just tell the truth’ – behind a revealing Billy Joel documentary

In HBO’s five-hour portrait, the chart-dominating singer-songwriter gives unusual insight into his career with support from his A-list friends and collaborators

Cinemablend

The Institute Creators Explain Making Huge Change From The Novel That Stephen King Agreed With And ‘Loved’

I can imagine the tone would have been...different.

The Guardian - UK

Bookish review – Mark Gatiss’s cosy crime drama is a tasty nugget of absolute delight

This beautifully paced, meticulously worked postwar detective series is hugely moreish. Its tales of bookseller-cum-semi-Sherlock are a TV joy

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