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Puzzles? Sports? Birdsong? The variety of new nonfiction means there's something for everyone
10+ mon, 1+ day ago (332+ words) Chances are good there's a nonfiction book out there to suit just about anybody on your holiday gift list. Imagine, if you will, a world without mobile phones, the internet or The New York Times (digital OR print). Would your…...
This book was the most read on Kindle in 2025 – and you can read it for free
8+ mon, 3+ week ago (341+ words) – and you’ve likely seen it all over your social media feeds and on the commute. Released in 2023, it’s...
Ian McEwan: ‘Too much talk about the news at supper rather ruins the fun’
11+ mon, 4+ week ago (185+ words) The celebrated author takes a break from his Scottish holiday to speak with Claire Allfree about his new novel, the ‘alarming rate’ at which the world is rearming – and why, despite the apparent pessimism of his writing, he remains hopeful…...
This novel is about to be everywhere – and there’s already a film in the works
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (918+ words) tackling influencer culture and trad wives on social media, as well as conservative religion and feminism....is far more fickle: there are nannyâs, social media assistants and extensive farm staff (not to mention...
Tradwife fiction is this year’s most talked-about literary genre
5+ mon, 2+ day ago (237+ words) designed to be consumed on a very modern social media platform. “I wanted all the aesthetics of the olden...
The four new audiobook releases I’m recommending to everyone
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (283+ words) From Gisèle Pelicot's memoir, read by Emma Thompson, to a novel about Cleopatra, read by Adjoa Andoh, these new Audible releases are must-listens Audiobooks have never been so popular. A recent study by the National Literacy Trust found that 44.5 per…...
Malorie Blackman on why Noughts & Crosses is still relevant 25 years on
5+ mon, 3+ week ago (487+ words) ’Noughts & Crosses’ became a six-book series, which has been adapted for both the stage and screen Noughts & Crosses author Malorie Blackman has reflected on the novel – explaining why she sees the 2001 book as still being as pertinent “in the times we’re…...
5 Dua Lipa book club picks that prove she’s the queen of trendsetting literary taste
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (389+ words) The Grammy winning singer has been announced as a curater at the London Literature Festival In a world of celebrity brands, Dua Lipa forged a new path when she launched Service95 in 2022. What began as a lifestyle newsletter has evolved into…...
Men aren’t vanishing from fiction. The truth is much more complicated
9+ mon, 2+ week ago (926+ words) As debates over the ‘disappearing’ young male novelist rumble on, some authors and critics push back against claims that fiction has closed its doors to men. Hannah Ewens learns that the real problem is less about publishing and more about…...
Readers on Wuthering Heights: a ‘masterpiece’ films rarely capture
7+ mon, 4+ day ago (1316+ words) As Emerald Fennell’s hotly anticipated Wuthering Heights adaptation arrives this week, our community said the novel is meant to unsettle rather than seduce – and that its cruelty, complexity and discomfort are precisely what make it one of the greatest works…...