Tom Gauld: Almost Reading the Greats Cartoon
A witty Tom Gauld cartoon explores the humorous gap between owning classic books and actually reading them, resonating with book lovers.
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Joe Dunthorne: Trainspotting Made Me Want to Be a Writer
Author Joe Dunthorne shares his literary influences, from Terry Pratchett to Thomas Hardy, and how Irvine Welsh's Trainspotting inspired him to write.
The Body Builders Review: A Debut of Mental Meltdown
Albertine Clarke's debut novel explores a woman's psychological unraveling with visceral prose and dark humor. A must-read for fans of literary fiction.
David Malouf Thanks Christos Tsiolkas for Tribute
David Malouf, one of the world's greatest living writers, expresses deep gratitude to fellow Australian author Christos Tsiolkas for his heartfelt tribute.
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April's Must-Read Paperbacks: Literary Fiction to Thrillers
Discover the best new paperbacks for April, featuring Booker-listed novels, gripping thrillers, and powerful memoirs. This curated list includes works by Katie Kitamura, Benjamin Wood, Mick Herron, and more.
Guardian's Hard Sudoku 7287: A Cognitive Challenge
The Guardian has released Sudoku 7287, a hard-level puzzle designed to test logic and problem-solving skills. This article explores its features and appeal to puzzle lovers.
UQP Cancels Book Over Illustrator's Bondi Attack Remarks
University of Queensland Press cancels publication of Indigenous poet Jazz Money's children's book due to illustrator Matt Chun's comments about Bondi attack victims, sparking author backlash.
Romance Fiction's Resilience: Mills & Boon to BookTok
Romance fiction, from Mills & Boon to modern BookTok trends, thrives in economic downturns. Experts explore its formula, history, and why happy endings drive sales.
Women's Prize for Fiction Shortlist: Debuts and Independents Lead
Susan Choi and Lily King join four debut authors on the Women's Prize for Fiction shortlist, highlighting female experiences and independent publishers. The winner will be announced in June.
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Sudoku 7286: Medium Puzzle Challenge
Explore Sudoku 7286, a medium-level puzzle that tests logical skills and offers a satisfying mental workout for players of all levels.
Chloe Aridjis's Novella: Illusion and Friendship in Mexico City
Review of Chloe Aridjis's 'The Shadow of the Object,' a fable-like novella exploring technologies of illusion and a transformative friendship in Mexico City, praised for its bold prose and profound humanity.
Sudoku 7285 Medium: Puzzle Appeal and Brain Benefits
Explore the enduring popularity of Sudoku puzzle 7285 medium, its cognitive advantages for mental sharpness, and why it remains a favorite pastime for puzzle enthusiasts worldwide.
Hustvedt's 'Ghost Stories' on Life After Paul Auster
Siri Hustvedt's memoir 'Ghost Stories' reflects on losing her husband of 40 years, Paul Auster, exploring grief, memory, and the shift from 'we' to 'I' in poignant detail.
McInerney's Final Novel Falls Short of Fitzgerald Legacy
Jay McInerney's 'See You on the Other Side' concludes his New York series with verbose prose and shallow characters, highlighting a decline from early literary acclaim.
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Michael Rosen at 80: On Grief, Self-Doubt, and Cake
As Michael Rosen turns 80, the beloved children's author reflects on deep grief, creative self-doubt, his favorite foods, and the enduring memory of his son Eddie in an intimate interview.
Martel's 'Son of Nobody' Blends Trojan War Epic with Domestic Drama
Yann Martel's novel intertwines a lost Trojan war poem with a scholar's personal crisis, exploring themes of war, family, and faith in an ambitious but structurally uneven narrative.
The Illuminated Man: A Moving Account of JG Ballard's Life
A review of The Illuminated Man, a biography by Christopher Priest and Nina Allan that weaves Priest's terminal illness into an original portrait of JG Ballard, exploring his unique literary vision and impact.
Bernardine Evaristo's Best Books: A Ranked Guide
Explore Bernardine Evaristo's groundbreaking literary works, from the Booker-winning 'Girl, Woman, Other' to the experimental 'Soul Tourists'. Discover her unique blend of prose, poetry, and social commentary.
Freida McFadden's Thrillers Captivate Millions with Dark Twists
Freida McFadden, the bestselling author behind The Housemaid, has sold 36 million copies globally. Her real name is Sara Cohen, and her twisty psychological thrillers have a massive young fanbase.
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Sudoku 7284: Easy Daily Puzzle for Mental Exercise
Explore Sudoku 7284, an easy-level puzzle designed to provide a relaxing yet stimulating mental workout for daily practice and cognitive health.
Gwendoline Riley Wins $175,000 Literary Prize
Author Gwendoline Riley discusses winning the Windham-Campbell prize, her writing process, and how financial security might change her work while maintaining her distinctive literary voice.
What Would a World Without Mistakes Look Like?
Readers explore the profound implications of a mistake-free world, from halted evolution to lost innovations, in this philosophical discussion about human imperfection.
Guardian's Weekend Reading: UN Report to Tradwife Culture
Explore Guardian Australia's weekend reading list featuring Francesca Albanese's UN genocide report analysis, Lucy Knight's tradwife culture exploration, Lena Dunham's memoir insights, Hungary's political shift, and Julian Baggini's critique of life optim
Guardian Expert Sudoku 7,283: Number Puzzle Challenge
The Guardian presents Sudoku 7,283 expert edition, requiring players to fill a 9x9 grid with numbers 1-9 in rows, columns, and 3x3 boxes. Solutions are published in subsequent issues.
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Killer Sudoku 1,018: Rules and Solutions Guide
Learn the rules for Killer Sudoku 1,018 from The Guardian, including how dotted lines and sums work, and find out where to access solutions in print editions.
Lost Lorca Poem Discovered After 93 Years
A previously unknown eight-line verse by Spanish poet Federico García Lorca has been found on the back of a manuscript, shedding light on his preoccupation with time.
Saturday Quiz: Prince, Orwell, and Shark Skeletons
From a 1982 Prince song to a 1949 Orwell novel, this Saturday quiz challenges your trivia skills with questions on history, pop culture, and science.
British Letters: Slang, Trump, and Everyday Quirks
A collection of witty letters from Guardian readers touches on slang insults, Trump's AI image, toilet paper discrimination, and more, offering a humorous glimpse into British society and language.
Guardian Sudoku: Daily Puzzles and Print Solutions (17.04.2026)
The Guardian offers Sudoku puzzles daily, with solutions available in subsequent print editions. This article details how to access and solve these classic number-grid challenges.
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Griefdogg: Winkler's Novel on Psyche and Metamorphosis
Michael Winkler's latest novel Griefdogg presents a surreal tale of a man turning into a dog, blending bleak comedy with metaphysical inquiry into grief, identity, and environmental consciousness.
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