The Elements by John Boyne review – intertwined tales of trauma
John Boyne's The Elements collects four novellas about trauma, with interconnected characters and controversial publication history.
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Death in Paradise Star Ben Miller Unveils New Book and BBC Comedy Series
Ben Miller, Death in Paradise star, announces new children's book and BBC comedy series Austin, where he plays a cancelled author.
The Rise of the Performative Man in the UK
The 'performative male' archetype gains traction online, with men adopting feminist signifiers to impress women, sparking mockery and debate about modern masculinity.
Choi and King Head Women’s Prize for Fiction Shortlist
Susan Choi and Lily King lead the Women’s prize for fiction shortlist, featuring four debut authors and independent publishers.
The Woman in Cabin 10 ending explained: Who was thrown overboard?
Netflix thriller The Woman in Cabin 10 ending explained: Keira Knightley's character uncovers a murder plot involving a doppelgänger and a greedy husband.
Authors Quit Publisher Over Cancelled Children's Book After Illustrator's Bondi Comments
Authors quit UQP after it cancels children's book over illustrator's controversial comments on Bondi attack victims, sparking debate on free speech and antisemitism.
Free Gazza and Southgate Audiobooks for World Cup 2026
Amazon offers free three-month Audible trial with football audiobooks by Gazza, Southgate, and more, ahead of England's World Cup 2026 opener.
Stuart Little Fans Discover Character Isn't A Mouse
Fans discover Stuart Little is not a mouse but a human boy; Jonathan Lipnicki opens up about his career.
2026 Nonfiction Books: Minnelli, Bennett, Stallone and More Memoirs
2026 nonfiction highlights: memoirs from Liza Minnelli, Sylvester Stallone, Lena Dunham; Alan Bennett's diaries; political memoirs and big ideas books.
1818 Bible Chronology Suggests 2026 as a Pivotal Year
An 1818 Bible's chronology suggests 2026 could be a pivotal year, marking 6,000 years since creation and a potential spiritual shift.
Spring 2026 Audiobook Must-Listens on Audible
Top audiobook picks for spring 2026 on Audible, including true crime, sci-fi, and family dramas from Patrick Radden Keefe, Caro Claire Burke, and Douglas Stuart.
Charity Shop Book Discovery: £1 Pratchett Find Could Be Worth Thousands
Man buys three Terry Pratchett books for £1 each at charity shop, discovers they are signed and could be worth thousands.
Communion by Jon Doyle review – a charged debut about sin and solace
Jon Doyle's debut novel Communion follows Mack O'Brien, a former seminarian drawn into a bombing plot by a childhood acquaintance in Wales.
Booker Winner Ignites Masculinity Debate
David Szalay's Booker-winning novel 'Flesh' sparks debate on masculinity in literature and society, reflecting concerns about a 'crisis of masculinity.'
Teenage Daydream by Debsey Wykes review – coming of age in an all-girl guitar band
Review of Debsey Wykes' memoir about Dolly Mixture, an all-girl band navigating sexism and chasing dreams in the 80s.
Top 5 Weekend Events in Greater Manchester: Festivals & Music
Discover five must-do activities in Greater Manchester this weekend, including Moovin Festival, Salford Pride, and a tribute to The Smiths.
Sudoku 7,344 Hard: Fill Grid with Numbers 1-9
Solve Sudoku 7,344 hard: fill every row, column, and 3x3 box with numbers 1-9. Find the solution in the next Guardian issue.
Lemon Pistachio Snacking Cake: Easy Everyday Recipe
Discover Helen Goh's lemon pistachio snacking cake recipe: a tender, bright single-layer cake perfect for coffee, tea, or any occasion.
‘Extraordinary and original poet’ JH Prynne dies aged 89
JH Prynne, maverick British poet and scholar, dies at 89. Known for avant-garde work and cult status despite aversion to publicity.
Agony Aunt Jane O'Gorman: Love, Sex, and Neighbour Advice
Daily Star's agony aunt Jane O'Gorman tackles readers' dilemmas: offering to be an ex's mistress, cheating urges, spending conflicts, and neighbour disputes with straight-talking advice.
Andrew Miller: The Books That Made Me a Writer
Andrew Miller shares the books that shaped him, from childhood favourites to DH Lawrence's The Rainbow that made him want to write.
Classic Bakes That Need No Reinvention: Old-School Treats
Felicity Cloake defends classic bakes like scones and lardy cakes against the trend-driven desire to jazz them up, urging preservation of local specialties.
Star-Cut Jacket Potatoes: Crispy Recipe by Poppy O'Toole
Poppy O'Toole's viral star-cut technique makes jacket potatoes extra crispy and delicious. Learn her simple method for perfect spuds every time.
Rivals Season 2: Five Burning Questions After Killer Twist
Rivals season 2 questions: Tony's fate, Rupert and Taggie's romance, Sarah's pregnancy, Rupert's secret, and Corinium's future.
BookTok Star Ranks Freida McFadden's Thrillers: The Housemaid Not in Top Five
A BookTok reader ranks 21 Freida McFadden thrillers; The Housemaid only eighth. Discover his top five picks.
George RR Martin Admits Struggling to Finish The Winds of Winter
George RR Martin admits struggling to write The Winds of Winter due to the series' popularity and pressure to deliver something great.
Mary Berry's Easy Honey Chicken for Midweek Meal
Mary Berry's honey chicken recipe is quick, easy, and delicious. With a barbecue-style charred appearance, it's perfect for a fuss-free dinner.
Siphiwe Tshabalala: Life after iconic World Cup goal
Discover what Siphiwe Tshabalala, the South Africa World Cup hero, is doing now after his iconic 'goal for Africa' in 2010.
Flawless Renaissance Drama The Borgias Free on Channel 4
Jeremy Irons stars as Pope Alexander VI in The Borgias, a critically acclaimed period drama now free to stream on Channel 4, perfect for Game of Thrones fans.
Emmerdale Star Bradley Riches Supported Over Book Launch
Emmerdale actor Bradley Riches, who plays Lewis Barton, opens up about his autism journey and new book 'Autistically Me' after a seven-year struggle.
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