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New & Noteworthy Audiobooks, From Harry Potter to Kevin Hart
The Ickabog: JK Rowling to release new children's book online for free
In His New Book, a War Novelist Turns to More Intimate Battles
From the Philippines to Harvard, Boyhood to Womanhood, a Coming-of-Age Across Borders
America Is Obsessed With Cuba. But What Do We Know About Its Citizens?
Guns, Gunfights and the Legends of the Wild West
J.M. Coetzee’s Jesus Sees the World as Don Quixote Does
Horrornovelle „Der Horla“: Überreizte Nerven
JK Rowling offers to pay year's salary of person behind civil service tweet calling Boris Johnson 'arrogant and offensive'
The 40 best books to read during lockdown
So einfach lässt sich Europas Migrationspolitik anprangern: Jean Zieglers „Die Schande Europas“
JK Rowling condemns Dominic Cummings' lockdown-breaking trip to Durham: 'Indefensible hypocrisy and selfishness'
GULag- und Holocaust-Literatur: Dinge, von denen man nicht wissen darf
Der Kapitalismus war der eigentliche Feind
Digitalität und Popliteratur: Ich glaube, ich habe alles verstanden
„Mein Fenster zur Welt“ von Jan Wilm
Michael Rosen out of intensive care after eight weeks in hospital, wife says
Going Places: An Anonymous Gossip Cartoonist With Buzz
A Comics-Obsessed Cinderella Down on the Farm
Immigration Reform, Past and Present
With Museums Closed, Coffee-Table Books Bring the Art to You
Curtis Sittenfeld: 'I don't think I would have written Rodham if Hillary had won the election'
Frankfurter Anthologie: „An Zimmern“ von Friedrich Hölderlin
Öffnung der Bibliotheken: Spanien schickt Bücher in Quarantäne
Rare Harry Potter book sells for £33,000 at auction after being found in a skip
Looking at War Across 2,500 Years
The Origins of the Holocaust and Other Letters to the Editor
New in Paperback: ‘Inland’ and ‘Becoming Dr. Seuss’
JK Rowling stuns fans by confirming real birthplace of Harry Potter
Kolja Möller denkt über den Populismus nach
8 New Books We Recommend This Week
Cultural appropriation? Who is allowed to tell the story of the Tonga castaways?
Why Yo-Yo Ma Would Invite Socrates to Dinner
Here's what we can learn from John Keats's time in quarantine
Welcome to Kiera Cass’s Kingdom, Where She Makes the Rules
America’s Immigration Paradox
Trump accuser and adult film star Stormy Daniels is getting her own series of sci-fi comics
The Indy Book Club: Convenience Store Woman is a gothic love story with a sickly capitalist kink
Hunger Games prequel: What critics are saying about Suzanne Collins's 'The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes'
Neil Gaiman apologises for 'stupid' and 'foolish' trip to Skye despite Scotland's coronavirus lockdown
Before the Feminist Revolution, This ‘Messy Experiment’ Nurtured Female Talent
For Homeless Girl Scouts, It’s Not All Badges and Cookies
Locked in a Creative Struggle, With Rilke as Her Guide
The shocking ways modern medicine lets women down
Neil Gaiman: Scottish police speak to author over 11,000 mile trip from New Zealand to Isle of Skye during lockdown
Anna Wintour Is Not the Star of André Leon Talley’s Memoir. He Is.
Why beautiful bookcases are important again
Percy Jackson: TV show based on Rick Riordan's novels in works at Disney+
Sally Rooney's Normal People back on book charts after TV show's success
Stéphane Bourgoin: Self-professed serial killer expert admits he made up much of his credentials
TikTok video reveals Twilight author Stephenie Meyer's favourite word ahead of Midnight Sun release
Stanley Johnson's novel The Virus to be republished amid accusations of opportunism
Freedom of speech in peril: The US Supreme Court vs the First Amendment
Chrissy Teigen admits she feels 'crappy' after comments by food writer Alison Roman
Pandemics of the Past
Andy Serkis: Lord of the Rings' Gollum actor to live-read The Hobbit for 12 hours
Hay Festival 2020: Margaret Atwood, Benedict Cumberbatch and Helena Bonham Carter on virtual lineup
Stephen King worries about 'nightmare scenario' where coronavirus returns each year 'more lethal than ever'
The Indy Book Club: On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous shows how often love is tied to pain
Harry Potter: Daniel Radcliffe, David Beckham and other celebrities to read first book in full
Lionel Shriver: 'Two-thirds of coronavirus fatalities would have probably died within the year anyway'
Pulitzer Prize: Colson Whitehead wins fiction award for second time
Midnight Sun: 'Darker' Twilight book coming out in August, says author Stephenie Meyer
JK Rowling donates £1m to charity on Battle of Hogwarts anniversary
Gossip girl: How Jessica Simpson reinvigorated the celebrity memoir
Twilight author Stephenie Meyer shares mysterious countdown on her website
Lost Simone de Beauvoir novel from 1954 to be published nearly 75 years later
Terry Pratchett's Discworld books to be adapted into several 'authentic' TV series
Nick Hornby says BBC should be 'untouchable' after coronavirus pandemic
Coronavirus: Gruffalo artist helps create book that explains pandemic to children
Fabrice Humbert en ses miroirs
« La Gauche contre les Lumières ? », de Stéphanie Roza : l’universalisme répudié
« L’espion inattendu », d’Ottavia Casagrande : mon grand-père, ce héros
Simon Johannin, Mathieu Riboulet, Maurice Maeterlinck : la chronique « poches » de Mathias Enard
Hannelore Cayre, pour la bonne cause
« Lisière », de Kapka Kassabova : géographie intime des confins bulgares
« Anthologie des dystopies », de Jean-Pierre Andrevon : tous les futurs abominables
« Le Sel du présent. Chroniques de cinéma » : Eric Rohmer en critique réfléchi et acide
François Lambert, le neveu qui ne lâche pas l’affaire
« Patients zéro », de Luc Perino : la chronique « essai » de Roger-Pol Droit
« A la recherche du temps perdu » en japonais ou l’art de la traduction
« Les Maladies du bonheur », d’Hugues Lagrange : du malheur d’être moderne
« La Leçon de ténèbres » : Léonor de Récondo en fervente d’El Greco
« Le Bosquet » : Esther Kinsky donne aux morts leur juste place dans le monde des vivants
« Comment j’ai vidé la maison de mes parents », de Lydia Flem : le feuilleton littéraire de Camille Laurens
Traduire Dan Brown, un vrai thriller
Suède : un livre raconte l’oppression des Samis par l’Etat suédois au siècle dernier
« Pepe Carvalho. Tout fout le camp », de Carlos Zanon : la joie des retrouvailles
Maria Galina, Jorge Gonzalez, Dror Mishani, Eric Pessan, Nathalie Peyrebonne… Les brèves critiques du « Monde des livres »
Tout un poème. Yann Miralles
The Top Ten: Backronyms

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