Publisher Debunks Winds of Winter Release Rumour
Bantam Books has clarified that rumours of The Winds of Winter being published this year are false, as George RR Martin continues to struggle with completing the long-delayed novel.
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Deborah Levy's 'My Year in Paris With Gertrude Stein' Review
Deborah Levy's 'My Year in Paris With Gertrude Stein' blends biography and fiction, exploring three friends in Paris through a witty, uncategorisable narrative.
Amitav Ghosh's 'Ghost-Eye' Climate Novel Review
Amitav Ghosh's climate-crisis novel 'Ghost-Eye' explores spiritual interconnectedness but is undermined by clichéd prose and unconvincing dialogue.
Tucker Carlson Launches Publishing Imprint with Controversial Authors
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson is launching a publishing imprint under Skyhorse, featuring books by Russell Brand and Milo Yiannopoulos, aiming to publish works others avoid.
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Whoopi Goldberg Launches WhoopInk Publishing Imprint
Oscar-winning actress Whoopi Goldberg has launched a new publishing imprint, WhoopInk, in partnership with Blackstone Publishing. The venture aims to promote diverse new talent across multiple genres.
Yesteryear Novel Satirises Trad Wife Culture with Time-Travel Twist
Caro Claire Burke's debut novel 'Yesteryear' follows a trad wife influencer transported to 1805, blending satire with themes of social media and conservatism. Available now for £15 on Amazon.
Booker Novel Flesh Sparks Kubrick Barry Lyndon Debate
David Szalay's Booker Prize-winning novel Flesh faces scrutiny as readers note striking parallels with Stanley Kubrick's 1975 film Barry Lyndon, though the author denies direct homage.
Walking Shadow: Grief, Love, and Shakespeare's First Folio
A poignant review of Greg Doran's book, blending his husband Antony Sher's dying diaries with a global quest to see Shakespeare's First Folios, exploring grief and healing through literature.
BookTok Letdowns: Why I'm Done With Online Reading Advice
A passionate reader shares their disappointing experience with three popular BookTok recommendations, explaining why they'll no longer trust internet-sourced book suggestions.
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Straight Male Authors Avoiding Sex in Fiction
Straight male writers often avoid sex scenes due to fear of failure or exploitation, but this neglects a key human experience. Luke Kennard argues for rediscovering nuanced portrayals in modern fiction.
Tom Gauld's Cartoon Satire on the Manosphere
Cartoonist Tom Gauld critiques the manosphere's online subculture in a new Guardian piece, using humour to explore its ideologies and impact on digital discourse.
Short Books Under 200 Pages to Beat Reading Slumps
Discover three compelling books under 200 pages perfect for reigniting your reading habit. From Scottish fiction to Japanese cult classics, these quick reads offer powerful stories.
Titanic's Forgotten Women Revealed in New Book
A new book uncovers hidden narratives of women aboard the Titanic, featuring untold stories and a £1m violin mystery, shedding light on gender roles in 1912.
Snake Bites, Metal Masks, and Foreign Student Struggles
Discover six compelling stories from the past week, including a man's quest for antivenom, masked metal bands, and the harsh realities for international students in the UK.
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Tradwife Fiction: 2026's Most Debated Literary Genre
Tradwife influencers sparking gender role debates now star in novels like 'Yesteryear' by Caro Claire Burke, exploring conservative ideals and modern contradictions in a booming new literary trend.
Deborah Levy's Literary Journey: From Dr Seuss to Novels
Author Deborah Levy shares her formative reading memories, from childhood fears of the White Witch to discovering Colette's sensuality and Ballard's social critiques.
Loss Protocol: Climate Fiction Meets Psychotropic Thriller
Paul McAuley's eco-thriller Loss Protocol blends climate change dystopia with psychotropic mushroom cults in a mind-bending narrative set in future Britain.
Top Romance Books of 2026: Swoony Reads and Emotional Tales
Discover the best romance novels of 2026, featuring angsty slow burns, fake dating plots, and sports romances. This curated list includes Paige Toon, Beth O'Leary, and Abby Jimenez.
Freida McFadden Reveals Real Identity as Doctor Sara Cohen (10.04.2026)
Bestselling author Freida McFadden has disclosed her real name is Sara Cohen, a medical doctor who adopted the pseudonym to separate her writing from her clinical career.
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James Shares Desert Island Books and Literary Inspirations
Crime writer James discusses his current read, essential desert island novels, and the book that sparked his career, offering insights into his literary tastes and influences.
Three Literary Novels: Trauma, Time, and Storytelling
Chloe Aridjis, Sian Hughes, and Solvej Balle deliver compelling new works examining human experience through artful prose and philosophical depth.
Three New Novels: Mystery, Caper, and Feminist Horror
Explore reviews of three compelling new novels: a wealthy-art-world mystery, a quirky Scottish caper, and a feminist werewolf horror satire. Each offers unique characters and engaging plots.
Three Crime Novels: Guilt, Competition, and Rural Mysteries
Sarah Hilary's 'The Drowning Place', Evelyn Clarke's 'The Ending Writes Itself', and Stig Abell's 'A Twist in the River' deliver compelling crime fiction with deep characters and intricate plots.
Three New Novels: Mystery, History and Ecology Explored
Emma Garman's debut thriller, Tracy Borman's Tudor reimagining, and Amitav Ghosh's ecological supernatural tale offer diverse literary escapes this season.
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Author Helen DeWitt Turns Down $175k Prize Over Promotion
US novelist Helen DeWitt declined the prestigious Windham-Campbell prize, valued at $175,000, citing overwhelming promotional requirements that clashed with her mental health and writing commitments.
Circle of Wonders: A Novel of Family Healing and Death
Australian author Kathryn Heyman's new novel 'Circle of Wonders' examines dysfunctional family dynamics through the story of a dying woman and the women who gather to witness her final journey.
Maria Semple's 'Go Gentle': A Clever New York Romcom
Maria Semple's new novel 'Go Gentle' blends Stoic philosophy with madcap comedy in a New York romcom. Review explores its charm, chaotic energy, and philosophical depth.
Emma Straub's Novel Inspired by New Kids on the Block Cruise
Author Emma Straub reveals how a New Kids on the Block fan cruise helped her process grief and inspired her latest novel 'American Fantasy', exploring middle-aged renewal.
Guide to Muriel Spark's Novels: Debut to Masterpiece
Explore Muriel Spark's literary legacy, from her 1957 debut 'The Comforters' to the creepy masterpiece 'The Driver's Seat', on the 20th anniversary of her death.
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Freida McFadden Reveals True Identity as Sara Cohen
The bestselling thriller writer Freida McFadden has unveiled her real name, ending years of speculation. Sara Cohen, a doctor from Boston, explains her reasons for anonymity and plans to continue writing under her pseudonym.
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