Sociologist cuts screen time 65% with morning book habit
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Hungarian writers lament hostile climate despite Nobel win
László Krasznahorkai's Nobel Prize offers a rare moment of national unity in Hungary, as authors decry a government-led hostile environment forcing many into exile. Explore the deepening cultural divide.
Books to Read Before the 2026 Film Adaptations
From 'Wuthering Heights' to 'The Odyssey', discover the major books being adapted into films in 2026. Get ahead and read the stories first.
Award-Winning Author's 35 Years of Fiction Writing Advice
After 35 years teaching creative writing, a prize-winning author shares unconventional wisdom for aspiring novelists. Discover why you should embrace ambition, oddness, and forget the daily writing rule. Start your unique story today.
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Six Great Reads: The Guardian's Best Stories of 2025
Discover six of The Guardian's most compelling articles from 2025, covering the power of the Beatles for an autistic child, life without money, forgiveness after tragedy, the rise of MrBeast, Netflix's algorithm films, and a shocking financial crime. Dive
Fan Fiction: The Democratic Rebellion in Literature
Comedian Urooj Ashfaq champions fan fiction as vital, democratic literature. Explore why this messy, passionate art form is a cultural force that redefines storytelling.
Guardian Publishes Killer Sudoku Puzzle 1,003
The Guardian releases its latest Killer Sudoku puzzle, number 1,003. This edition adds a challenging arithmetic twist to normal Sudoku rules. Solve it now and find the solution in the next print issue.
Expert Sudoku #7163: A Puzzling Challenge for UK Solvers
Tackle the latest expert-level Sudoku puzzle #7163 from The Guardian. Can you solve this challenging brainteaser? Put your logic skills to the test today!
Call for Wuthering Heights to be filmed as a trilogy
A Guardian reader argues Emily Brontë's classic novel 'Wuthering Heights' shares its three-part structure with Greek tragedy and deserves a cinematic trilogy. Discover the compelling parallels.
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Witty UK Letters: From Dog Signs to Early Easter Eggs
A collection of humorous and insightful letters from Guardian readers across the UK, covering everything from pet rivalry and Suffolk signs to railway theft and early Easter treats. Read the public's sharp observations.
Review: The Best Recent Poetry Collections in the UK
Explore our roundup of five powerful new poetry collections from leading UK poets, including Sean O'Brien and Tess Jolly. Discover themes of work, faith, and identity.
Lucy Mangan's 2026 Resolutions: Sunken Rooms & Grammar
Columnist Lucy Mangan shares her unique take on the festive season, from Twixtmas debates to her 2026 wish for sunken living rooms and grammatical precision. A witty digest of the week.
Andrew Miller: The Books That Made Me a Writer
Award-winning novelist Andrew Miller reveals the books that changed him, from DH Lawrence's 'The Rainbow' to the strange genius of Penelope Fitzgerald. Discover his literary journey.
Cartoon Dog Darren Predicts Life and Trends for 2026
Stephen Collins's cartoon canine, Darren, shares his witty and insightful predictions for the year 2026, covering everything from politics to daily life. Discover what the future holds through a dog's eyes.
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Grace Murray's Superb Debut 'Blank Canvas' Reviewed
Grace Murray's witty and assured debut novel, 'Blank Canvas', explores a student's life-changing lie. Read our review of this energisingly original work from a remarkable young British author.
Guardian's 'Hard' Sudoku 7160 Poses Major Challenge
The Guardian's Sudoku 7160, rated 'hard', is proving a formidable test for puzzle enthusiasts. Can you crack the logic and find the solution?
Book Review: The Power of Pragmatic Optimism
Science writer Sumit Paul-Choudhury explores how a positive outlook fosters resilience and drives progress. Discover why optimism is more than just wishful thinking.
Googoosh: The Sinful Voice of a Lost Iran
The legendary Iranian singer Googoosh breaks her silence in a new memoir, detailing her rise to fame, the 1979 revolution's brutal crackdown, and her triumphant return. Discover the story of a cultural icon.
Women's Prize 30th Anniversary Sparks Literary Gender Debate
As the Women's Prize marks 30 years, we examine if male writers are being sidelined in fiction. Explore the data and expert insights on publishing's gender landscape. Read the full analysis.
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Tackle the Guardian's Hard Sudoku 7159 for 1 Jan 2026
Challenge your mind with the Guardian's first hard Sudoku puzzle of 2026. Can you solve number 7159? Test your logic and concentration skills today.
Novelist Sara Banerji dies aged 93
Sara Banerji, the acclaimed novelist known for weaving fantasy into domestic life across 10 books, has died at 93. Discover her unique literary legacy.
Solve the Guardian's Final Sudoku of 2025
Tackle The Guardian's medium-difficulty Sudoku puzzle number 7158, published on New Year's Eve 2025. A perfect brain-teaser to close the year. Can you solve it?
Booksellers Break Reading Slump with Personal Picks
Stuck in a cycle of binge-reading and slumps from online recommendations, a self-confessed book nerd turned to real-life booksellers for help. Discover the three transformative novels that broke the drought and sparked unexpected tears.
Review: Nadia Davids' 'Cape Fever' - A Tale of Power and Servitude
Nadia Davids' novel 'Cape Fever' dissects the complex relationship between a mistress and her maid in modern Cape Town. Read our in-depth review of this powerful literary work.
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Novelist brings Ghana's Detty December to UK fiction
Author Nana Ama Addo-Brenyah's debut novel 'The Party Season' captures Ghana's vibrant Detty December, filling a gap in contemporary fiction. Discover how she translated the energy onto the page.
Tackle The Guardian's Sudoku #7157 Medium Puzzle
Test your logic with The Guardian's Sudoku #7157, a medium-difficulty puzzle. Perfect for a daily brain workout. Can you solve it?
UK Launches National Year of Reading 2026 to Boost Child Literacy
The UK government declares 2026 a National Year of Reading to combat plummeting reading rates among children. New initiatives include a Children's Booker prize and library cards for newborns.
Gramsci's Quote May Originate from Matthew Arnold
A reader's letter suggests Antonio Gramsci's famous line about a dying world may have been inspired by the English poet Matthew Arnold. Explore this literary connection and other brief letters.
How to Regift Unwanted Presents Without Getting Caught
Facing an unwanted gift? Explore the social minefield of regifting and charity shop donations, with true stories of awkward discoveries and expert advice on handling it gracefully.
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Creative Tactics to Get Kids Reading in 2025
Facing a decline in children reading for fun, UK parents are using AI storytelling, cookbooks, and dramatic performances to reignite a love for books. Discover their innovative strategies.
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