Lloyd Jones, Welsh Author, Dies at 68
Lloyd Jones, the celebrated Welsh author known for 'Mr. Pip' and other novels, has passed away at 68. His works explored identity and colonialism.
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100 Best Novels of All Time: A Literary Countdown
Discover the 100 greatest novels in English, voted by authors, critics, and academics worldwide. Check the list from 100 to 81 and see how many you've read.
Guardian Reveals 100 Greatest Novels in English
The Guardian has published its list of the 100 greatest novels in English, voted by 172 experts. Readers are invited to nominate their top three favorites.
Carol Rumens, Poet and Guardian Columnist, Dies at 81 (12.05.2026)
Carol Rumens, inventive poet and long-running Guardian Poem of the Week columnist, has died aged 81 after a brain tumour. She was a generous advocate for poetry.
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The Savage Landscape by Cal Flyn Review: Into the Wild
Cal Flyn's The Savage Landscape explores abandoned places reclaimed by nature, blending travel writing, ecology, and philosophy in a compelling narrative.
Jem Calder: discovered by Sally Rooney, now a debut novelist
Jem Calder talks about his debut novel 'I Want You to Be Happy', the influence of Sally Rooney, and his bleakly funny take on millennial relationships, technology, and ennui.
Saplings Play Explores Youth Justice in Australia
A new play based on real stories of young people in Australia's justice system premieres at Sydney Opera House, highlighting their struggles and resilience.
Chaucer's Unboxing Video: Tom Gauld Cartoon
Tom Gauld's latest cartoon humorously reimagines Geoffrey Chaucer creating the first unboxing video, blending medieval literature with modern internet culture.
Five Great Reads: Conspiracy, Existentialism & Fake Reality
Explore a deliriously entertaining conspiracy thriller, existentialist life advice, and coping with a reality that feels fake in this curated reads collection.
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Attenborough 'Overwhelmed' by 100th Birthday Greetings
Sir David Attenborough shares an audio message thanking fans for their birthday wishes ahead of his 100th birthday, expressing gratitude for the unexpected outpouring of goodwill.
Lily King: Judy Blume, Jane Austen, and Tove Jansson
Women's prize-shortlisted author Lily King shares her earliest reading memory, favorite books, and the writers who shaped her, from Judy Blume to Virginia Woolf.
Review: 'Hen, Mistress of Mayhem' – A Colorful Tragedy
Fiona Green reviews Darren Coffield's biography of Henrietta Moraes, muse to Bacon and Freud, exploring her tragic life of charm, drugs, and mayhem in Soho.
The Pretender Audiobook: A Royal Romp of Intrigue
Jo Harkin's novel about Lambert Simnel, a 15th-century royal impostor, is brought to life by John Hollingworth's rambunctious narration. A gripping tale of courtly conspiracy.
What Am I, a Deer? Review: Shyness, Obsession, Karaoke
Polly Barton's debut novel captures the feverish interiority of a young woman abroad with offbeat wit and disarming candor, exploring infatuation and karaoke as salvation.
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Best Australian Books Out in May: A Curated Selection
Discover the best Australian books out in May, including Robert Forster's crime caper, Amanda Lohrey's superb new novel, and Emma Hardy's 'Periodic Bitch'.
One Leg on Earth Review: Eerie Lagos Eco-Horror Novel
A review of 'Pemi Aguda's novel 'One Leg on Earth', blending eco-horror, suspense, and maternal themes in a haunting portrait of Lagos.
Bobby Cummines: From Gangster to Prison Reformer
Explore the life of Bobby Cummines, a former gangland boss who turned to prison reform and earned an OBE for helping ex-offenders rebuild their lives.
Gauld Cartoon Mocks New Publishing Imprint Launch
Tom Gauld's latest cartoon humorously critiques the launch of a new publishing imprint, poking fun at industry trends and literary pretensions.
Saturday Quiz: 15 Questions to Test Your Knowledge
From Agatha Christie to Rubik's Cube, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz. Can you answer all 15 questions?
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Katie Kitamura: The Books That Changed My Life and Mind
American author Katie Kitamura shares her earliest reading memories, the books that shaped her, and why she keeps returning to Henry James and Yasunari Kawabata.
April's Best Books: Writers and Readers Share Favorites
Luke Kennard, Sophie Ratcliffe, and Guardian readers discuss the books they enjoyed in April, from Claire Powell's 'All In' to Benjamin Myers' 'Jesus Christ Kinski'.
From Life Itself: Suzy Hansen on Erdoğan's Turkey
Suzy Hansen's 'From Life Itself' offers a nuanced, personal exploration of Turkey under Erdoğan, blending journalism with memoir to reveal the country's complex realities.
Devotions by Lucy Caldwell Review: Short Stories of Life
Lucy Caldwell's fourth collection explores music, family, memory, and duty through sharply observed tales that are frightening, passionate, and comforting.
Having Spent Life Seeking Review: Earnest Trauma Tale
Kae Tempest's second novel follows ex-offender Rothko Taylor's search for meaning after prison. A painfully earnest tale of trauma, transition, and self-discovery.
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This Dark Night Review: Emily Bronte's World Revealed
A review of Deborah Lutz's 'This Dark Night', offering fresh insights into Emily Bronte's life, inspirations, and the world that shaped her iconic novel 'Wuthering Heights'.
The Things We Never Say Review – New Characters Delight
Elizabeth Strout introduces Artie Dam, a Massachusetts teacher haunted by trauma, in a fresh cast of characters that readers will adore.
The Nights Still Smell of Gunpowder Review: Mozambique War
Inadelso Cossa's documentary explores the psychological aftermath of Mozambique's civil war through family memories, blending real and imagined truths.
Famesick by Lena Dunham Review: Celebrity Side-Effects
Lena Dunham's second memoir 'Famesick' chronicles her battles with chronic illness, addiction, and fame, offering an unflinching look at the cost of celebrity.
Xandra Bingley's 'Ways Of Telling': Sharp, Witty Stories
Dan Carrier interviews Xandra Bingley about her new short story collection, reflecting on her literary career, spy past, and the art of storytelling.
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Xandra Bingley's New Book: Stories of Life and Spies
Xandra Bingley releases a short story collection drawn from everyday life, with insights on writing, her spy past, and the rhythm of prose.
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