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Fans say new romance bookstores and online groups are giving the genre some overdue respect

Romance novels aren't just guilty pleasures anymore

The Independent UK

Summer sizzlers: six must-read books by Black authors

From the mysterious ‘return’ of a vanished mother to a London love affair gone awry, check out our guide to the freshest fiction to read by the pool

The Guardian - UK

Andrew Tate's Latest Victim Is Lauren Southern: YouTuber Alleges She Was 'Roofied' and Sexually Assaulted In Explosive Tell All

Lauren Southern accuses Andrew Tate of sexual assault in her 2025 memoir, revealing new details from a 2018 trip to Romania.

International Business Times UK

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How to watch Bookish online or on TV from around the world

Here's how you can watch Bookish, which premieres on Wednesday, July 16.

WhatToWatch

Internet star Slutty Cheff on sex and food: ‘How do you learn about love? You sleep with more people’

INTERVIEW : The anonymous chef won fans and followers with her scandalous stories of sex, love and drugs in London’s top restaurants. Ahead of the release of her new memoir, already being adapted for telly, she speaks to Lydia Spencer-Elliott about sexism, dating and whether she’ll ever reveal her true…

The Independent UK

Four Letters of Love review – top-notch cast aim to bring Nicholas Sparks-ish romance to life

Sugary story of destiny and dreams slowly brings together two troubled young people and a prize painting

The Guardian - UK

Pan by Michael Clune review – a stunning debut of teen psychosis

This wild ride of a novel is remarkable for the honesty of its treatment of both mental illness and adolescence

The Guardian - UK

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The Salt Path: Bookshops offer refunds after Raynor Winn scandal disappoints customers

Author Raynor Winn might have denied claims that she fabricated key elements of her beloved memoir, but the situation has raised embellishment debates in bookshops around the country – with some offering refunds for upset customers

The Independent UK

Queen made honorary freeman and liveryman of Worshipful Company of Stationers

The Queen was installed in the company in recognition of her service to literacy

Evening Standard

How were babies’ mass graves discovered in church-run home in Ireland?

A local historian’s research led the Irish government to find an unmarked mass grave with remains of about 800 children.

Al Jazeera

Hate Speech and the European Court of Human Rights: An Overview of My New Book

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has traditionally maintained that freedom of expression safeguards speech that may "offend, shock… The post Hate Speech and the European Court of Human Rights: An Overview of My New Book appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

Does Kash Patel deserve to run the FBI? Of course he does – and I’ll take a lie detector test to prove it

He may be insecure and lack any obvious qualifications, but he’s also extremely devoted to Donald Trump. And isn’t that what really matters, asks Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

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Tom’s Guide

Mark Gatiss reveals his new series Bookish started as a book

Bookish creator and star Mark Gatiss reveals the secrets of his new 1940s detective drama

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Prime Video’s new psychological thriller series gets first trailer — and I’m already prepared for the dark mind games

Prime Video just dropped the first trailer for “The Girlfriend,” a new psychological thriller series based on Michelle Frances' novel of the same name.

The Guardian - US

‘He didn’t think he was a good man’: new book reveals unseen portrait of JFK

In an exhaustively researched book, J Randy Taraborrelli looks at the private, public and secret lives of the president

Bored Panda

28 Times People Warned The World About Something But No One Listened

It seems that in a lot of instances, great tragedies might have been avoided if only people listened to each other more.

The Guardian - UK

The Girls Who Grew Big by Leila Mottley review – teenage mothers and melodrama

This ambitious tale of solidarity and sisterhood in Florida has moments of poetic clarity, but falls short of the author’s dazzling debut

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Marie Claire

The New Dopamine Dressing: How Feel-Good Fashion Took Over Stylish Women's Wardrobes

Luxury brands are putting the fun back into fashion, and we can't get enough

The Guardian - UK

Toni at Random by Dana A Williams review – Toni Morrison’s editing years

A fascinating account of the Nobel laureate’s pioneering work as an editor at Random House

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: a nostalgic romance drama with a cracking soundtrack

Ex-lovers reunite over the music they used to share in Mix Tape. Plus, Doon Mackichan guests in biting comedy show Transaction. Here’s what to watch this evening

International Business Times

'Butter': The Foodie Feminist Bestseller Skewering Sexism In Japan

Japanese writer Asako Yuzuki did not expect her novel "Butter" to capture a cult following abroad, hailed as a biting feminist critique of sexism and body-shaming.

Marie Claire

Royal Expert Says One Key Family Member Didn't Believe King Charles Possessed the "Dedication" Required to Be a "Good King"

The identity of Charles's doubter is heartbreaking.

Kiplinger

The 'Die With Zero' Rule of Retirement

If spending makes you nervous, the 'Die With Zero' rule might be for you. Because you don’t want to be the richest person in the graveyard.

The Independent UK

‘Gorky Park’ author Martin Cruz Smith dies at 82

Mystery novelist Martin Cruz Smith, known for such Arkady Renko thrillers as “Gorky Park,” has died at age 82

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