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  1. A Reading from The Fires of December

    The first two chapters of The Fires of December by Brandon Sanderson

    ▲ 0 votes 1 comments brandonsanderson.com Mar 7, 2026 Fantasy Fiction
  2. New Dark Tower book

    The next book set within Stephen King's The Dark Tower universe, Other Worlds Than These, has an official release date.

    ▲ 0 votes 0 comments screenrant.com Mar 28, 2026 Fantasy Horror
  3. A Rebel and a Traitor by Rory Carroll review – the extraordinary story of Roger Casement

    A journalist tells the improbable tale of a British diplomat who worked to free Ireland – and paid the ultimate price

    ▲ 0 votes 0 comments theguardian.com Apr 4, 2026 History
  4. Life of Pi author Yann Martel: ‘I thought the Iliad was a book for old farts… then I started getting ideas’

    The best-selling novelist explains why his new retelling of Homer’s epic offers the ideal antidote to the age of Trump

    ▲ 0 votes 0 comments theguardian.com Apr 6, 2026 Fiction
  5. Upward Bound by Woody Brown review – extraordinary debut from a non-speaking autistic author

    This garrulous, charming story of a young man stuck in a daycare centre for disabled adults offers a vital insider’s perspective

    ▲ 0 votes 0 comments theguardian.com Apr 8, 2026 Fiction
  6. Cemetery Journeys-Somebody is Walking on Your Grave by Mariana Enriquez translated by Megan McDowell.

    Mariana Enriquez is best known to an English readership for her horror stories, (Things we lost in the Fire, The Dangers of Smoking in Bed), chilling tales that get right under your skin...

    ▲ 0 votes 0 comments peakreads.wordpress.com Apr 8, 2026 Fiction
  7. Helen DeWitt turns down $175k Windham-Campbell prize over promotional requirements Helen DeWitt turns down $175k Windham-Campbell prize over promotional requirements Helen DeWitt turns down $175k Windham-Campbell prize over promotional requirements Helen DeWitt turns down $175k Windham-Campbell prize over promotional requirements Helen DeWitt turns down $175k Windham-Campbell prize over promotional requirements

    The novelist says she couldn’t accept the award after being told it would entail ‘extensive promotion’

    ▲ 0 votes 0 comments theguardian.com Apr 10, 2026 Fiction
  8. L'autrice de La Femme de ménage dévoile sa véritable identité

    Freida McFadden en a marre de se cacher : elle s’appelle en réalité Sara Cohen !

    ▲ 0 votes 0 comments premiere.fr Apr 10, 2026 Fiction
  9. Is AI the greatest art heist in history?

    New technologies of reproduction are plundering the art world – and getting away with it

    ▲ 0 votes 0 comments theguardian.com Apr 13, 2026 Non-Fiction
  10. Michael Rosen wins Hans Christian Andersen award

    The former children’s laureate missed the announcement of the award in Bologna due to post-Brexit passport rule changes

    ▲ 0 votes 0 comments theguardian.com Apr 15, 2026 Fiction Children's
  11. More than 100 writers quit French publisher in protest against rightwing owner Vincent Bolloré

    Tycoon’s media empire accused of pushing far-right ideas, as writers say: ‘We refuse to be hostages in ideological war’

    ▲ 0 votes 0 comments theguardian.com Apr 17, 2026 Non-Fiction Fiction
  12. The Dog’s Gaze by Thomas Laqueur review – the art of the canine, from Velázquez to Picasso

    A clever and beautiful survey of dogs in painting, with a brilliant interpretation of their role at its heart

    ▲ 0 votes 0 comments theguardian.com Apr 18, 2026 Non-Fiction
  13. The best books to read in April: new paperbacks from Katie Kitamura, Benjamin Wood and Mick Herro

    Looking for a new reading recommendation? Here are some great new paperbacks, from Booker-listed novels to reportage from Ukraine

    ▲ 0 votes 0 comments theguardian.com Apr 23, 2026 Fiction Non-Fiction
  14. Children of the Spanish Civil War 1: El Nino que perdio la Guerra, The Boy who Lost the War, by Julia Navarro.

    This novel deals with events that took place during the Spanish Civil War which I knew nothing about, namely the evacuation of Spanish children from republican families to the Soviet Union...

    ▲ 0 votes 0 comments peakreads.wordpress.com 3d ago Fiction History