Elizabeth Gilbert Withdraws New Novel After Ukrainian Backlash
Eat, Pray, Love author Elizabeth Gilbert pulls her new Russia-set novel The Snow Forest after Ukrainian readers express anger over its publication during the war.
Eat, Pray, Love author Elizabeth Gilbert pulls her new Russia-set novel The Snow Forest after Ukrainian readers express anger over its publication during the war.
Miriam Toews' new memoir explores suicide, silence, and the drive to write, reflecting on her sister's death and her own near-suicide.
Maggie Humm says Virginia Woolf's diary entry is a defence mechanism against her own fear of being labelled under the 1913 Mental Deficiency Act.
Adding semolina flour to roast potatoes before cooking absorbs moisture, helping achieve a deep golden, crispy crust, says a home cook inspired by Mary Berry.
An avid reader shares four books everyone should read: A Thousand Splendid Suns, Kitchen Confidential, Sunrise on the Reaping, and The Midnight Library.
The horror novel 'Shy Girl' is withdrawn after AI content allegations, sparking debate on detection and the future of publishing.
David Malouf, celebrated Australian author of Remembering Babylon and Ransom, dies aged 92. Winner of Miles Franklin and Booker-shortlisted.
Tyson Fury will donate his entire earnings from his fight against Mariusz Wach to the Father Ray Foundation in Pattaya, Thailand, supporting orphans and disabled children.
Coronation Street's Tracy Shaw tearfully reveals her breast cancer lesions haven't shrunk after ultrasound, but finds hope in gratitude.
The Frozen People by Elly Griffiths has been named crime novel of the year at the Theakston Old Peculier awards, beating five other shortlisted authors.
Raymond Briggs' personal library, including signed copies of his books, has gone on sale at his local Oxfam shop in Sussex.
The Set for Life draw on Thursday, July 23 offers £10,000 monthly for 30 years. Winning numbers: 2, 6, 10, 18, 30, Life Ball 8.
John Crace imagines Nigel Farage's right-hand man George Cottrell's thoughts behind his book 'How to Launder Money' in a satirical sketch.
From Stephen Fry's 'Odyssey' to Margaret Atwood's 'Penelopiad', these six Homer-inspired titles are perfect for fans of Christopher Nolan's epic film.
Hay Day, a new daytime clubbing event featuring 90s and early 2000s music, launches in Sunderland on August 1, allowing ravers to party from 3pm and be home by 8pm.
Ian Beale's day in court arrives as Chelsea Fox struggles with guilt. George Knight suffers after Eddie's death, and Gray Atkins hatches a new plot from prison.
Charles Gaines, the author of Pumping Iron who helped launch Arnold Schwarzenegger's career, has died at 83. His book turned bodybuilding into a cultural phenomenon.
A £30 Roman dress with a navy polka dot pattern similar to Princess Kate's style is praised by shoppers for being comfortable, flattering, and crease-free.
A selection of tributes to loved ones who have passed away in the North East, including a 'dearly loved mum', published in The Chronicle deaths and funeral announcements.
Good Morning Britain weather presenter Laura Tobin has announced her debut book 'Come Rain or Shine', teaching readers about weather, set for release on 1 October.
Cricket legend Sir Garry Sobers once trialled as a goalkeeper for Everton, as revealed by Liverpool FC icon David Fairclough and Liverpool ECHO archives.
James Norton caused 'pandemonium' when he almost fainted at a GQ event due to Type 1 diabetes, needing food quickly after insulin caused low blood sugar.
B&M is selling a £3 Bobble Edge Mirror as part of its Specialbuy range, adding style and elegance to bathrooms and dressing tables.
Shoppers praise Huda Beauty's Easy Bake Intense Eau De Parfum, with a 10ml travel size at £26, calling it a compliment-getting scent.
Bestselling spy author David Goodman picks his top eight espionage authors for summer reading, excluding Ian Fleming, ahead of the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival.
The grit and grandeur of 80s New York drive this rollicking story of an underground wheeler-dealer in the final part of Colson Whitehead's Harlem Trilogy.
An American TikToker shares the biggest culture shocks after moving to Glasgow, including language barriers, friendly locals, off-leash dogs, and dark winters.
Penelope Chilvers tells the Express why royals like Princess Kate keep returning to her label, emphasising slow fashion, quality, and timeless design.
Probate records reveal the Duchess of Kent left £1.4 million to her three children, charities including Future Talent Musicians, and nine godchildren, with personal items to her husband.
Strictly Come Dancing professional Joanne Clifton, 42, announces she is expecting her first child with fiancé AJ Jenks, due in December, sparking congratulations from former co-stars.