Abi Daré Wins Climate Fiction Prize for New Sequel
Nigerian author Abi Daré secures the inaugural Climate Fiction Prize for her upcoming novel, 'The Girl Who Fought The Wind', a powerful sequel exploring climate justice in Lagos.
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Tom Gauld's hilarious take on what 'bestseller' really means
Acclaimed cartoonist Tom Gauld reveals the comical reality behind literary success in his latest Guardian cartoon strip, offering a witty commentary on the publishing world's obsession with bestseller lists.
Hilary Mantel's Legacy: New Prize for Emerging Writers
A powerful new literary prize, established in memory of the late, great Hilary Mantel, will offer unpublished writers a life-changing opportunity to secure a book deal and follow in her footsteps.
Meta Author Faces Bankruptcy After Gag Order Silences Criticism
Sarah Wynn Williams, author of 'The Meta Exposé', faces financial ruin and legal bankruptcy after Meta secured a gagging order preventing her from criticising the company. The case raises alarming questions about corporate power and free speech in the UK.
Striped Pyjamas author John Boyne cancelled for gender views
Bestselling Irish author John Boyne, famed for 'The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas', is at the centre of a fierce cancellation campaign after expressing gender-critical beliefs. The literary community is deeply divided over free speech and trans rights.
True Crime Childhood Behind Boy Swallows Universe
The harrowing, hope-filled childhood of author Trent Dalton is now a major Netflix series. Discover the incredible true story of drug lords, a mute magician, and a mother's fight for redemption that inspired a literary phenomenon.
Melissa Doyle's surprise career move from Sunrise to author
Former Sunrise anchor Melissa Doyle reveals her exciting new chapter as a successful author, stepping away from the morning news desk to focus on storytelling and family.
Dalrymple on Being Shot At and Stunning Mick Jagger
In a revealing interview, acclaimed historian and broadcaster William Dalrymple shares extraordinary tales from his career, from a near-fatal shooting in Afghanistan to Mick Jagger's unexpected reaction to his work, alongside insights into his latest lite
Home and Away's Ailsa Stewart: Judy Nunn's New Life
From Summer Bay's beloved diner owner to a life of literary fame, discover the incredible real-life journey of actress Judy Nunn after leaving Home and Away.
Kiran Desai: I never thought it would happen in the US
Booker Prize-winning author Kiran Desai delivers a powerful critique on America's political trajectory, drawing alarming parallels to the themes of her seminal novel 'The Inheritance of Loss' in an exclusive Guardian interview.
Author Robert Munsch Reveals Assisted Dying Decision
Robert Munsch, the celebrated author of 'Love You Forever', has made the profound and deeply personal decision to pursue Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) in Canada, citing a long and painful struggle with addiction and mental health following a tragic b
Sally Rooney Absent from London Award Ceremony for Dublin Honour
Bestselling author Sally Rooney was notably absent from the London ceremony where she was awarded the 'Freedom of the City of Dublin'. Discover the personal reasons behind her decision not to attend.
Dan Brown's £25m UK Property Empire Revealed
Bestselling author Dan Brown, famed for The Da Vinci Code, has built a colossal £25 million property portfolio across the UK, including a historic rectory and a £15 million London mansion, new land registry documents reveal.
Da Vinci Code Author Dan Brown Weds Longtime Mistress
Bestselling author Dan Brown, famed for 'The Da Vinci Code', has quietly married his former assistant and longtime mistress, Blythe Brown, in a private New England ceremony, Daily Mail can reveal.
Sally Rooney supports Palestine Action in UK
Normal People author Sally Rooney has publicly endorsed Palestine Action, the direct-action group targeting Israeli defence company Elbit Systems' UK operations. The literary star's support signals growing cultural backing for the movement.
Haruki Murakami Opens First US Library in Manhattan
Acclaimed Japanese author Haruki Murakami has inaugurated his first US-based library, The Haruki Murakami Library, at Waseda University's Manhattan campus, offering a deep dive into his literary world.
Sally Rooney skips award over UK arrest threat for Palestine views
Acclaimed author Sally Rooney declines to attend a major UK literary awards ceremony, citing advice that her public support for Palestine could lead to her arrest upon entry to Britain.
McEwan's Scathing Indictment of Modern Liberalism
Ian McEwan's provocative new novel, 'What We Can Know', delivers a powerful critique of contemporary liberal thought, exploring its intellectual fragility and moral failings through a gripping narrative of a family in crisis.
Author Robert Munsch plans assisted suicide after dementia diagnosis
Robert Munsch, acclaimed author of 'Love You Forever', shares his devastating diagnosis and decision to pursue medically assisted dying in Canada as conditions worsen.
Jodi Picoult's 'Murder' Remark About Charlie Kirk Sparks Fury
Acclaimed novelist Jodi Picoult faces a social media firestorm after a controversial post about Turning Point USA's Charlie Kirk, suggesting his 'murder' would be a public service, igniting a fierce debate on political discourse and free speech.
Tribute to Psychoanalyst and Film Pioneer Andrea Sabbadini
A tribute to the life and pioneering work of Andrea Sabbadini, the esteemed psychoanalyst, author, and founder of the Psychoanalysis and Cinema stream at the European Psychoanalytic Film Festival.
Author Names 5 Life-Changing Books You Must Read
Discover the five essential books that have profoundly shaped one author's life and writing, from timeless classics to modern masterpieces that promise to captivate every reader.
University revokes award from author over JK Rowling comments
Trinity College Dublin rescinds its prestigious James Joyce Award from author John Boyne following his public criticism of JK Rowling's stance on transgender issues, igniting a fierce debate on free speech and cancel culture in academia.
Stephen King Apologises for 'Nasty' Comments About Charlie Kirk
Bestselling horror author Stephen King has publicly apologised to conservative commentator Charlie Kirk for making 'unkind and derogatory' remarks about his appearance on social media, in a surprising act of contrition that has captivated fans and critics
Jane Austen's Final Bath Home Discovered by Historians
Historians have identified the precise Bath townhouse where Jane Austen spent her final months in the city before her death, shedding new light on the author's life.
Kirk sparks fury with Rushdie attack comments
Right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk faces intense backlash after suggesting Salman Rushdie was partly responsible for his own stabbing. The remarks, made at a Utah event, have been condemned as 'disgusting' and 'dangerous' by critics across the political
Marian Keyes' Grown-Ups Netflix Series: Cast & Plot Revealed
The beloved novel by bestseller Marian Keyes is finally getting the Netflix treatment. Here's the latest on the cast, release date, and what to expect from the highly anticipated adaptation.
Dan Brown Announces New Thriller Novel After Six-Year Hiatus
Bestselling author Dan Brown breaks his six-year publishing silence, announcing a new thriller set across Europe's historic cities. Discover the details of his long-awaited return to the literary world.
Elizabeth Gilbert Rescued from Hudson River Drowning
Bestselling author Elizabeth Gilbert recounts a near-death experience after falling into the Hudson River, saved by quick-thinking bystanders including Oprah Winfrey's security team.
Brit Drug Mules Blame Nigerian Witch Doctor for Crimes
Two British women caught with £2 million of cocaine in Brazil claim a Nigerian witch doctor put them under a spell, in a desperate and outlandish attempt to avoid prison.
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