Tom Gauld Cartoon: FIFA Prize for Literature
Cartoonist Tom Gauld satirizes the idea of a FIFA literature prize, blending football and literary culture in a humorous illustration.
Category : Literature Books
70 Brilliant Summer Books: Debuts, Memoirs, and More
Leading authors Mark Haddon, Samantha Harvey, and Zadie Smith select their favorite summer reads, including fiction, nonfiction, and children's books.
Readers' top 100 novels spark debate on omissions
Letter writers challenge the Guardian's readers' top 100 novels list, debating trilogies, omissions like Treasure Island, and lack of diversity.
Evans and Doucet Win Women's Prize for Fiction and Nonfiction
Debut novelist Virginia Evans wins Women's prize for fiction for 'The Correspondent', and BBC journalist Lyse Doucet takes nonfiction award for 'The Finest Hotel in Kabul'.
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The Long Drop Review: Gripping Whisky-Soaked Murder Tale
Denise Mina's novel The Long Drop, adapted by Linda McLean, captures the depravity of a notorious 1956 Glasgow triple murder with wit and horror at Citizens Theatre.
Ruth Ozeki on Charlotte's Web, Chekhov, and Language
Ruth Ozeki, winner of the 2022 Women's Prize for Fiction, discusses her early reading, favorite books, and how Charlotte's Web inspired her writing career.
Best Recent Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror Books Reviewed (12.06.2026)
A roundup of five new genre novels: doomsday survival, vampire gothic, cold war horror, historical fantasy, and haunted halls.
Guardian Books Team Answers Reader Questions on 100 Novels
The Guardian's books team hosts a live Q&A session, answering reader questions about their curated list of 100 novels everyone should read.
Wafa Mustafa's Fight for Syria's Disappeared
Wafa Mustafa shares her story of waiting for her disappeared father in the documentary 'Maybe Tomorrow,' highlighting the global crisis of enforced disappearances.
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Miles Davis's Genius: Letters on His Musical Intelligence
Readers respond to an editorial on Miles Davis's centenary, discussing his technical limitations, lyrical genius, and influence on modern music.
Land by Maggie O'Farrell: Ambitious Mapmaking Tale
Maggie O'Farrell's 10th novel, Land, set after the Irish famine, follows mapmaker Tomás and his family, blending myth and folklore in a sprawling family saga.
Maggie O'Farrell: Fiction from What You Don't Know
Maggie O'Farrell explores a family myth about an ancestor who mapped Ireland, leading to a discovery about life after the Great Famine and her novel 'Land'.
Guardian's 100 Best Novels: Behind the Scenes
Discover the collaboration and innovation behind the Guardian's landmark list of the 100 best novels, from polling to design, and its global impact.
Virginia Evans: Literary Inspirations and Reading Life
Virginia Evans, Women's prize-shortlisted author, shares her reading journey from childhood favorites to life-changing books like Steinbeck and Lahiri.
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How Many of the 100 Best Novels Have I Read? Movies Count?
A humorous take on reading the 100 best novels, admitting to only watching the movies and blaming the internet for unfinished reading goals.
Maureen Duffy, Author and Activist, Dies at 92
Maureen Duffy, the celebrated British author and LGBTQ+ activist known for trailblazing works like 'That's How It Was,' has died at age 92.
Kingfisher by Rozie Kelly Review: Lust at First Sight
A frank debut novel shortlisted for the Women's prize explores a writer's infatuation with an older poet, but loses its way after a bold start.
Ben Rhodes on America's Defining Speeches
Former Obama speechwriter Ben Rhodes examines U.S. history through 15 key speeches, from Frederick Douglass to Trump, in his new book All We Say.
Inside America's Lactation Rooms: Stark Photos Expose Reality
A new photo book, Milk Factory, reveals the unseen labor in America's lactation rooms, highlighting the challenges of pumping in a country without paid family leave.
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Escaping Babylon: Black British Music Intimate History
Jesse Bernard's memoir-cum-cultural history explores Black British music from Soul II Soul to Dizzee Rascal, blending personal narrative with insightful analysis.
Helen Phillips Wins Climate Fiction Prize for 'Hum'
Helen Phillips' novel 'Hum' wins the Climate Fiction Prize, exploring a near-future world shaped by climate change and technology.
What We Ask Google Review: Search Secrets Revealed
Simon Rogers' book What We Ask Google analyzes billions of Google searches to reveal a hopeful yet selective portrait of humanity's curiosities and anxieties.
Fieldwork As a Sex Object: Satire of Online Shaming
Meena Kandasamy's new novel skewers the Indian manosphere with sharp humor and a deepfake sex tape plot, blending personal and political in a fierce satire.
No Time for Tomes Like These: Modern Reading
A new study reveals that modern readers prefer shorter books due to busy lifestyles, challenging the traditional tome's place in literature.
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Fairyland Review: Memoir of Queer Parenting in 70s SF
Andrew Durham's tender adaptation of Alysia Abbott's memoir explores queer parenting, loss, and resilience in 1970s San Francisco, with standout performances from Scoot McNairy and Emilia Jones.
Emily Wilson's 'Crossing the Wine Dark Sea': Translation Masterclass
Emily Wilson's new essay collection explores translation challenges, from Homer to Sappho, blending ancient and modern insights with sharp critique.
Tuner Review: Woodall and Hoffman in Safe-Cracking Thriller
Leo Woodall and Dustin Hoffman deliver tender performances in 'Tuner,' an unforced crime drama mixing romcom and thriller elements. A piano tuner's sensitive hearing leads to safe-cracking.
Easy Tricks for Nine Times Table and More Reader Tips
Readers share simple methods for the nine times table, suggest council tax reform, highlight repair cafes, and propose a wipeable book chart.
Whistler Review: Saccharine Reunion Story
Ann Patchett's Whistler follows a woman's reunion with her stepfather after 40 years, reviving a bond that feels too perfect. A sweet but frictionless novel.
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Poetry Students from Gaza Join Glasgow University
Twenty poetry students from Gaza have enrolled at the University of Glasgow, marking a historic academic initiative amid ongoing conflict and displacement.
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