1. The Parallel Path by Jenn Ashworth review – a soul-searching walk across England

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   Forget the Salt Path – this writer’s introspective journey provides genuine food for thoughtWhen Jenn Ashworth set out on Alfred Wainwright’s 192-mile coast-to-coast walk, from St Bees i...

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1. Tom Gauld on holiday packing – cartoon

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

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1. Poem of the week: Salt, Snow, Earth by Naomi Foyle

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   The relentless cycle of human violence plays out as a brutal symbolic gameSalt, Snow, EarthSalt bites Snow. Snow slaps Earth. Earth pounds Salt. ...

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1. My Sister and Other Lovers by Esther Freud review – Hideous Kinky, the teenage years

   The Guardian » 3 weeks ago

   A subtle, intriguing sequel revisits two girls as they grow into adults and question the impact of their unconventional upbringingEsther Freud’s childhood on the Moroccan hippy trail inspired her 1992 debut Hideous Kinky. That novel was told through a young child’s limite...

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1. Moderation by Elaine Castillo review – a twisted look at the tech workplace

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   Castillo’s ambitious second novel, set in the worlds of social media and VR, considers labour and storytelling in a world veering rightElaine Castillo’s second novel is set within the rotten heart of the US tech industry, where “Girlie was, by every conceivable metric, on...

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1. ‘The damage is terrifying’: Barbara Kingsolver on Trump, rural America and the recovery home funded by her hit novel

   The Guardian » 3 weeks ago

   Demon Copperhead, the author’s retelling of Dickens during Virginia’s opioid crisis, was a global success. Now she has used royalties from the novel to open a recovery residenceIn the spotless kitchen of a white clapboard house in the Appalachian mountains, a retired deac...

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1. To Rest Our Minds and Bodies by Harriet Armstrong review – a singular new voice

   The Guardian » 3 weeks ago

   This blackly comic debut is an astute and funny examination of the pain and pleasure of first loveThe heart is a peculiar organ. It wants what it wants, as Emily Dickinson wrote. Especially when you’re young and have no previous experience of love and desire, or the delet...

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1. Paula Bomer: ‘If you describe yourself as a victim, you’re dismissed’

   The Guardian » 3 weeks ago

   Having made waves as part of the alt-lit movement, the US author is poised to go mainstream with The Stalker, her most exhilarating work yetWhen I arrive at Paula Bomer’s apartment building in south Brooklyn I am briefly disoriented in the lobby...

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1. Can we afford to be afraid of nuclear power?

   The Guardian » 3 weeks ago

   Not only is nuclear essential if we want to reach net zero – it’s the key to tackling poverty, tooMoney can buy comfort, but energy makes comfort possible in the first place. Energy is the great enabler of the modern world. It connects the globe by moving people ...

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1. The week's bestselling books, July 6

   LA Times » 4 weeks ago

   The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, July 6, 2025, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction....

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