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Britain’s public parks are a green lifeline – stop fencing them off for the summer

These spaces are crucial for our wellbeing, but cash-strapped councils are being forced to treat them as revenue earners, says poet Rebecca Tamás

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The Garden Against Time by Olivia Laing review – an Eden project of her own

While a cast of literary heavyweights grace Laing’s account of her garden restoration, the real joys lie in her detailed description of the pruning and the planting and the soothing effect on her state of mind

The Guardian - UK

Best toilet books to keep you entertained in the bathroom

Gush before you flush

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Kate Kellaway’s best poetry books of 2023

Here’s to a thrilling new voice, a spellbinding Scottish soap opera, an evergreen force of nature and a modern John Clare

The Guardian - UK

Enter the Water by Jack Wiltshire review – the company of birds

A homeless man journeys from Cambridge to the coast in the Leicester writer’s fresh, funny and serious verse narrative

The Guardian - UK

Poem of the week: To a Sparrow by Francis Ledwidge

This brightly observed study of a ‘sweetly impudent’ bird carries with it a distinct political edge

The Guardian - UK

Satanic mills and sexy acorns: the choir complaining about Northampton

From the terrible parking to the awful mural of Charles and Camilla, the Northampton Complaints Choir puts it all in song. Our man joins to vent his frustrations – and gets a surprise

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Ronald Blythe at 100: ‘A watchful, curious and gratefully amazed vision of life’

A life rooted in Suffolk has given the great nature writer Ronald Blythe a deep love of the countryside

The Guardian - UK

Poem of the week: Clock a Clay by John Clare

Clare struggled in the Romantic age, but this attentive study to a small creature leaves one dreaming of the hero he might have been in our era

The Guardian - UK

Roger Sales obituary

Other lives: First professor of English studies at the University of East Anglia

The Guardian - UK

The Slowworm’s Song by Andrew Miller review – failure and redemption

An alcoholic former soldier is tormented by his role in the Troubles in this beautifully written apologia for our common frailty

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