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Minor Black Figures by Brandon Taylor review – portrait of a working-class artist in New York

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We Know You Can Pay a Million by Anja Shortland review – the terrifying new world of ransomware

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Tom Gauld on the insensitivity reader

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Is time a figment of our imaginations?

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‘I want my career, my children and a free supple life’: Sylvia Plath’s radical reinvention

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‘I’ve learned first-hand how evil is tolerated’: Colm Tóibín on living in the US under Trump

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Hachette pulls horror novel Shy Girl after suspected AI use

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The Salt Path author published earlier book under alias, despite debut claims

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The best recent crime and thrillers

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The Names author Florence Knapp: ‘I’d love to write with Maya Angelou’s warmth’

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Chain of Ideas by Ibram X Kendi review – anatomy of a conspiracy theory

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The Barbecue at No 9 by Jennie Godfrey audiobook review – secrets and lies in suburbia

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A Queer Inheritance by Michael Hall review – the National Trust’s LGBTQ history revealed

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Mare by Emily Haworth-Booth review – profound story of a woman’s love for a horse

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Derek Owusu and Seán Hewitt shortlisted for Dylan Thomas prize

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Almost Life by Kiran Millwood Hargrave review – a will-they-won’t-they queer romance

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This month’s best paperbacks: David Szalay, Han Kang and more

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Climate fiction prize announces finalists including Madeleine Thien and Robbie Arnott

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When the Forest Breathes by Suzanne Simard review – the Indiana Jones of trees returns

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Len Deighton, spy novelist and author of The Ipcress File, dies aged 97

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