Category : Literature Books


Christie Watson's Thriller Captures A&E Realities

A review roundup of recent crime and thriller novels, including Christie Watson's 'Killing Me Softly' set in an under-resourced A&E department, exploring policy failures and character dynamics.

Raynor Winn's Debut Claims Challenged by Earlier Book

Author Raynor Winn published a book under a pseudonym in 2012, years before her acclaimed memoir The Salt Path, despite describing it as her debut. The revelation comes amid ongoing controversies over the memoir's authenticity.

Derek Owusu and Seán Hewitt Shortlisted for Dylan Thomas Prize

Six writers, including Derek Owusu and Seán Hewitt, are finalists for the £20,000 Dylan Thomas Prize, celebrating fiction by authors under 39. The shortlist features novels and poetry collections exploring themes of love, mental health, and identity.

Guardian Sudoku Puzzle 7,247: Daily Mental Challenge

The Guardian presents Sudoku puzzle number 7,247, a hard-level challenge requiring players to fill a grid with numbers 1 to 9 in rows, columns, and 3x3 boxes. Solutions are available in subsequent print editions.

Climate Fiction Prize 2026 Finalists Announced

The £10,000 Climate Fiction Prize reveals its six finalists for 2026, featuring authors like Madeleine Thien and Robbie Arnott, with novels exploring climate crisis themes from flooding to AI.

Len Deighton, Spy Novel Pioneer, Dies at 97

Len Deighton, author of 'The Ipcress File' and creator of the 'anti-Bond' spy hero, has passed away at 97. His innovative approach transformed Cold War thriller fiction and left a lasting legacy in literature and film.

Len Deighton, Spy Novelist, Dies at 97

British writer Len Deighton, known for The Ipcress File, passed away at 97. He revolutionized cold war espionage fiction with wit and realism, leaving a legacy of over 30 books.

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