Monty Don Announces New Book and Major UK Tour
Monty Don announces new book 'The Best of British Gardens' and a UK tour for spring 2025, delighting fans.
Monty Don announces new book 'The Best of British Gardens' and a UK tour for spring 2025, delighting fans.
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Alan Bennett's diary of turning 90 includes meeting the Queen at Windsor Castle and reflections on ageing, dependency, and feeling not yet grown up.
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The story of Zac Brettler, a 19-year-old who fell to his death from a luxury Thameside apartment, entangled in a world of deceit, gangland figures, and dangerous allure.
Review roundup of recent poetry collections by Sprackland, Moore, Kelly, Symmons Roberts and Skeets.
Emmerdale legend Dominic Brunt, who plays Paddy Kirk, has been married to actress Joanne Mitchell since 2003. She has appeared on Emmerdale in four roles and also starred on Coronation Street.
Paul Morley's new book celebrates Yoko Ono's art before the Beatles, focusing on her childhood and avant-garde career in New York.
Amazon and Goodreads restrict reviews of JD Vance's memoir 'Communion' after numerous one-star critiques, with media also panning the book.
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Joe Sacco's graphic novel on India's 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots withdrawn by Penguin Random House India after editorial demands.
Discover The One O'Clock Gun on Liverpool's Albert Dock, a pub named after the historic cannon. Operations manager Rob Swift shares the story of Scouse hospitality and community spirit.
Experts including Philippa Perry and Orna Guralnik recommend self-help books that really work, from attachment theory to psychoanalysis.
Florence Knapp shares her literary inspirations, from Charlotte Brontë to Maya Angelou, and her journey as a debut author.
Ian McEwan's novel 'What We Can Know' critiques modern liberalism through a future Britain, exploring insularity and moral blind spots.
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Virginia Evans wins Women's prize for fiction with 'The Correspondent'; Lyse Doucet wins nonfiction award for 'The Finest Hotel in Kabul'.
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Anna Dempsey wins inaugural Hilary Mantel prize for her unpublished Florida-set novel, beating 2,300 submissions.
Edward Berger directs Brad Pitt in A24's adaptation of Tim Winton's novel The Riders, produced by Ridley Scott.
Nikita Gill's verse novel 'Hekate the Witch' reimagines the Greek goddess as a traumatised young deity seeking love and belonging.
Alan Bennett's fourth diary volume covers 2016-2024, blending nostalgia, shame, and creative success despite physical decline.
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Benjamina Ebuehi shares her twist on upside-down cake using blueberries and five-spice. This juicy, aromatic bake is perfect with ice-cream.
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Romanian author Mircea Cărtărescu's acclaimed Blinding trilogy reaches UK readers nearly 30 years after its Romanian debut.