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Look up: five hopeful novels about the climate crisis

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The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup

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In the Green Heart by Richard Lloyd Parry review – neocolonial jungle fever

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Yorùbá Boy Running by Biyi Bándélé audiobook review – from enslaved teenager to celebrated preacher

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Katabasis by RF Kuang review – a descent into the hellscape of academia

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Next manuscript by Amitav Ghosh to be kept sealed for 89 years

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The Magician of Tiger Castle by Louis Sachar review – whimsical fantasy in a kingdom long, long ago

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Chasing the Dark by Ben Machell review – the original ghostbuster

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‘Trump is a horror story, isn’t he?’ Stephen King on villains, dark secrets and dreams

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Frankly by Nicola Sturgeon review – the ex-first minister opens up

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The Benson Diary by AC Benson review – musings of an Edwardian elitist

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Polari prize nominees and judges withdraw after inclusion of John Boyne over gender identity views

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Where to start with: John Burnside

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Poem of the week: Autumn by Vidyan Ravinthiran

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The Adversary by Michael Crummey review – dark humour and depravity at the edge of the Earth

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Alexandrian Sphinx by Peter Jeffreys and Gregory Jusdanis review – the mysterious life of Constantine Cavafy

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Tom Gauld on holiday hopes and dreams – cartoon

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Peter Carey on Ned Kelly: ‘Did no one see what I saw, that our famous bushranger was a raging poet?’

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‘I’m carrying survivor’s guilt’: Raymond Antrobus on growing up deaf

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The Genius of Trees by Harriet Rix review – how trees rule the world

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