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The best recent crime and thrillers

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Chosen Family by Madeleine Gray review – friends, lovers or something in between?

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H Is for Hawk by Helen Macdonald audiobook review – a soaring journey through grief

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’How do you really tell the truth about this moment?’: George Saunders on ghosts, mortality and Trump’s America

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Off the Scales by Aimee Donnellan review – inside the Ozempic revolution

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I’m a crime writer. Here’s why we make the best Traitors contestants

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The Flower Bearers by Rachel Eliza Griffiths review – a powerful portrait of loss and violence

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Half His Age by Jennette McCurdy – the follow-up to I’m Glad My Mom Died

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Nero book awards: Benjamin Wood and Sarah Perry among prize winners

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Leah Williamson and Richard Osman back National Year of Reading

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Love Machines by James Muldoon review – the risks and rewards of getting intimate with AI

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Poem of the week: Dream-Pedlary by Thomas Lovell Beddoes

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The Only Cure by Mark Solms review – a bold attempt to rehabilitate Freud

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Seven by Joanna Kavenna review – a madcap journey to the limits of philosophy

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Tom Gauld on performative reading

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Why pleasure is the key to self-improvement

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Mass surveillance, the metaverse, making America ‘great again’: the novelists who predicted our present

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The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror

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Sarah Moss: ‘I never liked Wuthering Heights as much as Jane Eyre’

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Belgrave Road by Manish Chauhan review – a tender tale of love beyond borders

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