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Entitlement by Rumaan Alam review – meandering study of money’s corrupting influence

The author of Leave the World Behind makes some strange choices in this aimless tale of a billionaire’s assistant and her quest to spend his riches

The Guardian - UK

I was written off by John Lewis for car insurance because I’m an author

I was deemed an ‘unacceptable risk’ when it came to renewal

The Guardian - UK

Mr Loverman on BBC One review: this meandering adaptation of Bernardine Evaristo's book is painfully slow

Any opportunity to bring Lennie James and Sharon D Clarke together is a good one. but this just feels wasted

Evening Standard

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Lore Segal, esteemed Austrian American writer who fled the Nazis as a child, dies at 96

Lore Segal, an esteemed Austrian American author and translator, has died at 96

The Independent UK

MAGA superintendent says he was fired for promoting Kirk Cameron book fair featuring ‘anti-woke’ titles

Ousted Spotsylvania County Public Schools Superintendent Mark Taylor is taking his former bosses to court over his extracurricular religious activities

The Independent UK

Widow of 'Dead Bastard' Reveals She Ate Husband's Remains After Discovering He Cheated on Her with Escorts

In her memoir titled A Widow's Guide to Dead Bastards, Jessica Waite admitted to desecrating her husband's ashes, mixing them with dog excrement, and even eating some of them, after learning about his secret adulterous double life.

Latin Times

‘If I have a fault, it’s that I’m too honest’ – Boris Johnson’s Unleashed, digested by John Crace

The former prime minister has given us a thrilling insight into his own narcissism. Can’t face reading it? All the parties, scandals and incompetence are broken down here

The Guardian - UK

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Comics legend Alan Moore's new novel has only just been published – but we already know the title of its sequel

The second Long London novel is inspired by a classic '60s album

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Gatsby’s Long Island: From Manhattan to the Hamptons – discovering the places that inspired F Scott Fitzgerald

Ahead of 100th anniversary ‘The Great Gatsby’ in 2025, Ellie Seymour travels east from Manhattan to the Hamptons, discovering the places that inspired the great American novel

The Independent UK

Fearne Cotton gives her thoughts on celebrities who don’t write their own books

Exclusive: Bestselling author and TV personality said writers were ‘missing out’

The Independent UK

World Without End by Jean-Marc Jancovici and Christophe Blain review – Doomsday in minute detail

A word-of-mouth sensation in France, this clever, exhaustive breakdown of our cost to the planet is free of dogma and all the better for it

The Guardian - UK

111 Of The Funniest Memes For Everyone Who Is Still Obsessed With Harry Potter

Harry Potter has taken the world by storm since he flew into our lives decades ago. From books, to movies, to memes, some of the content out there might give even the dullest muggle a good giggle. The post 111 Of The Funniest Memes For Everyone Who Is Still Obsessed…

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Sweetpea on Sky review: Ella Purnell wows in this dead-pan thriller

A generation of murder podcast lovers will eat this comedy-horror up and be left wanting more

Evening Standard

Salman Rushdie to publish first work of fiction since 2022 stabbing

The author, who lost an eye as a result of the attack, tells Lviv BookForum he is working on a trilogy of novellas

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Revenge of the Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell review – same theory, but a bit dreary

A woolly update of the bestselling 2000 exploration of epidemics struggles to make its point while relying on so-called universal laws and digressive case histories

The Guardian - UK

Dyslexia-friendly Bristol publisher lands titles by bestselling authors

Books on the Hill Press, which uses different printing format, will release novellas by Lee Child and Karin Slaughter among others

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson is a ‘loner’ who hates parties, says former Times political editor

Author and journalist Tim Shipman called Johnson a ‘fairly bleak character’

The Guardian - UK

The Map of Bones by Kate Mosse review – satisfying family saga finale

The last of the author’s books about the Hugeunot Joubert clan ends with two intriguing personal missions in South Africa

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‘Coal jobs were out, opiates were in’: how shame and pride explain Trump’s rural popularity

Sociologist Arlie Russell Hochschild spent years in America’s whitest and second-poorest district. She discusses what she found

Salon

Racist disinformation is nothing new

Donald Trump's racial insults belong to a lengthy history of false, fantastical and contradictory claims

The Guardian - UK

A Man With No Title by Xavier Le Clerc review – a poignant hymn to an Algerian father

A novelist’s reimagining of his late parent’s life is a potent memoir of marginalisation

The Guardian - US

Den of Spies: Craig Unger on Reagan, treason and the first October surprise

House of Trump, House of Putin author sees dark parallels between 2024 and a 1980 election beset by foreign intrigue

The Independent UK

‘Two-faced’ Boris Johnson attacked by Amber Rudd over ‘untruths’ in memoir

‘Unleashed’ is the product of his ‘split personality’ and reads like ‘Billy Bunter let loose in Westminster’, writes former home secretary

The Independent UK

Stephen King calls out ‘old man’ Trump for refusing to release medical records: ‘Past his sell-by-date’

Former president has refused to release his medical records despite growing concern about the possibility of him becoming the oldest president

The Guardian - UK

Nobel prize winner Olga Tokarczuk: ‘We live with violence and misogyny like some sort of constant illness’

The Polish author on her new horror novel, the genius of John Cheever and chasing the London of her dreams

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