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The undying thrill of The Vampire Lestat

Anne Rice's seductive antihero made vampires the rock stars of the monsterverse

Salon

You've Spent a Lifetime Amassing Your Stuff. Here's How to Get Rid of It.

Key tips to tackle decluttering (before someone has to do it for you).

Kiplinger

Six Georgians jailed for theft of rare Russian books in France

Six Georgians have been sentenced to up to seven years' jail in France over the theft of rare editions of Russian literary classics, including by 19th-century luminary Alexander Pushkin, from prestigious French libraries.

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Author Julia Donaldson issues plea for more libraries as she is made dame

The writer of The Gruffalo and hundreds of other books is recognised for services to literature.

Evening Standard

Noughts And Crosses author Malorie Blackman made dame for services to literature

She has been recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours.

Evening Standard

Political philosopher quote of the day: 'The sad truth is that most evil is done by people who never make up their minds to be good or evil' — Hannah Arendt

Few political thinkers have left behind a quote as unsettling as this one. At first glance, it appears simple. On closer inspection, it challenges one of the most common assumptions about evil: That terrible acts are mainly committed by obviously wicked people.

The Times of India

‘Failure was my thing’: Women’s prize winner Virginia Evans on her long journey to success

The American author received ‘thousands of rejections’ over two decades before finally hitting gold with her first published novel

The Guardian - UK

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The biggest trophy of the month isn’t the world cup, The Correspondent takes the top spot for women

It's official, the Women's Prize winners have been announced for both fiction and non-fiction. Here's our Books Editor, Zoe's, thoughts on the result

Woman & Home

Trump Privately Scolded Charlie Kirk Over Epstein Files Pressure, New Book Reveals

A new book reveals Donald Trump's anger towards allies over the Epstein files, highlighting internal White House discord and the political fallout during his second term.

International Business Times UK

Readers’ top 100 novels cause a stir

Letters: Letter writers challenge what appears and what doesn’t

The Guardian - UK

Mary Hooper obituary

Other lives: Author of award-winning titles for children and young adults

The Guardian - UK

‘We can’t give up on Afghans’: Lyse Doucet on the remarkable ‘people’s history’ that won her the Women’s prize

The BBC’s chief international correspondent was awarded the prestigious nonfiction prize for The Finest Hotel in Kabul – which she hopes will bring more attention to the Taliban’s draconian treatment of women

The Guardian - UK

George RR Martin Shock: The Winds of Winter Author's Fans Left Reeling By Eye-Watering Price Of New Book Release

A new Folio Society 30th‑anniversary edition of A Game of Thrones will launch in July 2026 for £1,500, sending George R.R. Martin fans into debate as they still wait for The Winds of Winter.

International Business Times UK

'Every Year After' Season 2: Everything We Know

Here's what to know about a potential 'Every Year After' season 2.

Marie Claire

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Total Film

Cryptic Game of Thrones book post has fans thinking Winds of Winter news is on the way

Game of Thrones fans think cryptic book rerelease means Winds of Winter is coming soon

The Independent UK

‘At an all-time low’: Women’s Prize Fiction winner Virginia Evans sounds alarm on vanishing letter writing

The American author’s epistolary debut, about a witty, letter-loving woman in her seventies, has inspired readers across the world to pick up a pen

The Guardian - UK

Ruth Ozeki: ‘All my books are an attempt to recreate Charlotte’s Web’

The US author, film-maker and Zen Buddhist priest on smart young girls, the difference between irony and cynicism, and working her way through 13 volumes of Chekhov

The Guardian - UK

The Twitnam Summer by Hester Grant review – Swift, Gay and Pope’s season in the sun

A historian makes the case that a meeting of minds in 1726 changed the course of English literature

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The Guardian - UK

I Will Find You to Sugar: the seven best shows to stream this week

Another weirdly gripping and highly improbable conspiracy thriller from Harlan Coben. Plus, Colin Farrell returns as the alien pretending to be a human private investigator

Marie Claire

10 Major Differences Between 'Every Year After' and the Carley Fortune Book, From the Characters to the Ending

Here are 7 major 'Every Year After' book and show differences.

International Business Times UK

'Liked Flicking and Sucking': Trump's Alleged 'Nipple Fetish' Revealed by Tortured Epstein Survivor

Unverified allegations from Epstein files involving Trump have sparked political controversy, leading to internal White House discussions. The claims remain disputed and unproven, yet continue to fuel debate.

The Guardian - AU

How to Love the World by Ilka Tampke review – a woman is trapped by a fallen tree

The stuck narrator records the minutiae of the forest and her harrowing life in a purposeful novel that demands a slow read but doesn’t always reward it

Cinemablend

Every Year After Ending Explained: Why That Photo Charlie Saw Is So Vital To What’s To Come

Will he get his One Golden Summer?

The Times of India

Political philosopher quote of the day: 'Since love and fear can hardly exist together, if we must choose between them, it is far safer to be feared than loved' — Niccolò Machiavelli

Machiavelli's renowned adage about being 'feared rather than loved,' from his 16th-century work The Prince, endures as a pivotal notion in today’s political dialogue. He posited that while fear can maintain order, it must be balanced with caution to avoid transformation into hatred.

Marie Claire

Prince Philip Told Royal Author That Queen Elizabeth’s Famous Public Crying Moment Actually Didn’t Happen

"The Queen doesn't cry."

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