Amy Wallace, ghostwriter for Virginia Giuffre's memoir, discusses the impact of the book, Giuffre's suicide, and the ongoing Epstein scandal ahead of a Sydney festival appearance with Emily Maitlis.
Former NSW Premier Bob Carr opens up about his profound grief after his wife Helena's sudden death, his nighttime walks through Sydney, and writing his book 'Bring Back Yesterday' to honor her memory.
Explore the latest poetry collections reviewed by The Guardian in March 2026, featuring diverse voices and innovative styles in contemporary verse.
Following recent hostilities, a review of essential books explores the making of modern Iran, from the Shah's era to current protests, offering deep insights into the country's political and social struggles.
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Emerging author Saba Sams shares her candid views on classic literature, expressing no desire to reread Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights, sparking debate on literary relevance.
Angela Tomaski's debut novel 'The Infamous Gilberts' offers a poignant exploration of a decaying gothic mansion and the family who once lived there, inspired by the National Trust's purchase of Tyntesfield.
The Guardian's Sudoku 7232 hard puzzle offers a rigorous test of logic and problem-solving abilities, engaging enthusiasts with its complex grid and strategic demands.
Jamie Smart's Bunny vs Monkey: Total Chaos! leads the UK book chart as World Book Day titles dominate, highlighting a surge in comic popularity and efforts to boost reading for pleasure among children.
Kaliane Bradley's debut novel, The Ministry of Time, blends romance and time travel in an audiobook format, offering a fresh take on historical fiction with contemporary relevance.
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Fantasy author Sarah J. Maas discusses reclaiming rights to her ACOTAR series and her vision for a future TV adaptation, emphasizing creative control and fan expectations.
A new list of the best Australian books for March 2026 features Bob Carr's memoir, highlighting significant literary contributions from the region.
A review of Johanna Bell's novel 'Department of the Vanishing,' which delves into themes of memory, loss, and bureaucracy in a dystopian setting.
Longlisted for the Women's Prize, Lucy Apps' ambitious debut 'Gloria Don't Speak' delves into the life of a 19-year-old with a learning disability in 1999 London, navigating trauma and toxic friendship.
John Grindrod's 'Tales of the Suburbs' offers a compelling alternative history of LGBTQ+ life in Britain, focusing on suburban stories with humour and compassion.
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The Guardian's weekly Thursday quiz challenges readers with questions on general knowledge and current events, offering a fun way to stay informed and test trivia skills.
The Sudoku 7231 hard puzzle presents a fresh challenge for enthusiasts, testing logic and problem-solving skills with its intricate design and difficulty level.
Claire Lynch has been awarded the prestigious Nero Gold Book Prize for her novel 'A Family Matter,' a work praised for its emotional depth and literary craftsmanship.
Christina Applegate details her battle with Multiple Sclerosis and a candid romance with Brad Pitt in her new memoir, available now on Audible and Amazon.
The 2026 Women's Prize for Fiction longlist includes 16 novels by authors like Susan Choi and Katie Kitamura, exploring themes from climate change to political upheaval across global settings.
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France faces a cultural crisis as book sales decline, dubbed the 'death print', threatening its literary heritage and publishing sector.
A new survey explores public feelings about World Book Day 2026, revealing diverse opinions on its cultural significance, accessibility, and future directions.
Simukai Chigudu's powerful memoir, 'Chasing Freedom,' delves into the complexities of personal and political liberation in postcolonial Zimbabwe and Britain, challenging inherited narratives.
Will Self returns with 'The Quantity Theory of Morality,' a blistering satire targeting London's elite through recurring character Zack Busner's theories on societal morality.
The Sudoku 7230 medium puzzle offers a stimulating mental workout, enhancing cognitive skills like logic and concentration for puzzle enthusiasts worldwide.
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As Michael Rosen celebrates his 80th birthday, The Guardian is inviting fans to submit questions for the beloved children's author and poet through an encrypted form.
Danish author Helle Helle's novel 'They' explores the subtle relationship between a teenage daughter and terminally ill mother through minimalist prose that captures everyday moments with profound emotional depth.
Josephine Gardiner, who died at 69, transitioned from Times Educational Supplement journalist to novelist, learning Spanish in her 50s in Barcelona and publishing an award-shortlisted eco-fiction novel set in Cornwall.
Camden writer Alwyn Turner's new book explores how music hall stars like Marie Lloyd provided crucial emotional healing for Britain between the wars, with extraordinary stories of public devotion and resilience.
A new biography by Fiona Sampson reveals the extraordinary life of a 19th-century novelist who lived as a man, challenging Victorian norms and literary history.
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Helen Bain's novel 'The Daffodil Days' offers a masterful and poignant exploration of Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath's tumultuous final year, blending literary insight with emotional depth.
