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Top 5 romcoms with cons, chosen by PJ Ellis
Fiction

Top 5 romcoms with cons, chosen by PJ Ellis

Shy review: Max Porter’s spectacular novel unpacks teen attitudes to masculinity
Fiction

Shy review: Max Porter’s spectacular novel unpacks teen attitudes to masculinity

Stopgap politics won’t cut it. We need proper forward planning
John Bird

Stopgap politics won’t cut it. We need proper forward planning

Eddie Piller’s electrifying trip back to Mod’s second wave
Memoir

Eddie Piller’s electrifying trip back to Mod’s second wave

Greek Lessons by Han Kang review: A luminous reflection on the difficulties of language
Fiction

Greek Lessons by Han Kang review: A luminous reflection on the difficulties of language

I couldn’t find a book with a Black British romantic heroine, so I wrote one
Black British fiction

I couldn’t find a book with a Black British romantic heroine, so I wrote one

My Dad is gone, but our shared love of books remains
In memoriam

My Dad is gone, but our shared love of books remains

Joe Biden spoke in Belfast about 25 years of peace. Here’s why it matters
Opinion

Joe Biden spoke in Belfast about 25 years of peace. Here’s why it matters

As ever, it is women who are left to carry the load
Paul McNamee

As ever, it is women who are left to carry the load

Michael Bublé: ‘Your real legacy is the empathy and kindness you show’
Letter to my Younger Self

Michael Bublé: ‘Your real legacy is the empathy and kindness you show’

Top 5 food memoirs, chosen by Sumayya Usmani
recommended

Top 5 food memoirs, chosen by Sumayya Usmani

John Bird’s Easter Story
John Bird

John Bird’s Easter Story

What can human creators learn from grasses, the ‘sleeping beauties’ of our natural world?
Evolution

What can human creators learn from grasses, the ‘sleeping beauties’ of our natural world?

The Long Form by Kate Briggs: Profoundly ambiguous, wonderfully unstructured
review

The Long Form by Kate Briggs: Profoundly ambiguous, wonderfully unstructured

The House of Doors by Tan Twan Eng review: Compelling drama set in the shadow of Empire
Historical fiction

The House of Doors by Tan Twan Eng review: Compelling drama set in the shadow of Empire

Good Friday Agreement 25 years on: What is there to celebrate?
Northern Ireland

Good Friday Agreement 25 years on: What is there to celebrate?

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Sam Delaney talks money: ‘I’m on a crusade to help people discuss being skint’
Money

Sam Delaney talks money: ‘I’m on a crusade to help people discuss being skint’

Sally Phillips: ‘I had to go through this revelation that I’m no good at acting’
Letter to my younger self

Sally Phillips: ‘I had to go through this revelation that I’m no good at acting’

This Easter, be still and dwell in the present, says the Archbishop of York
Stephen Cottrell, Archbishop of York

This Easter, be still and dwell in the present, says the Archbishop of York

Cash Carraway on Rain Dogs: ‘We always see working-class stories through a middle-class gaze’
interview

Cash Carraway on Rain Dogs: ‘We always see working-class stories through a middle-class gaze’