Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, December 20th

Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, December 20th

“Colorado removes me from their ballot? I remove them from my special map!” Source link Read more »
Praiseworthy by Alexis Wright review – an Australian epic | Fiction

Praiseworthy by Alexis Wright review – an Australian epic | Fiction

In a lifetime of writing, Alexis Wright became aware of “how other people were telling stories on behalf of Aboriginal people in Australia”. A national narrative manipulated by the most powerful, she... Read more »
Murder mystery puzzle book Murdle tops UK Christmas bestseller chart | Books

Murder mystery puzzle book Murdle tops UK Christmas bestseller chart | Books

The murder mystery puzzle book Murdle by US writer GT Karber has climbed the UK bestsellers chart to become this year’s Christmas No 1 book, beating Richard Osman’s The Last Devil to... Read more »
Murder mystery puzzle book Murdle tops UK Christmas bestseller chart | Books

This month’s best paperbacks: Katherine Rundell, Nick Hornby and more | Books

The Aphorisms of Franz Kafka Edited by Reiner Stach, translated by Shelley Frisch Walker Evans Unique insight into the writer’s mind In 1917, Franz Kafka was 34 years old and employed by... Read more »
Murder mystery puzzle book Murdle tops UK Christmas bestseller chart | Books

Tolkien and CS Lewis manuscripts among treasures made available to public in 2023 | JRR Tolkien

Manuscripts and books belonging to CS Lewis and JRR Tolkien – creators of two of the most popular fantasy worlds in literary history – are among the cultural objects being made available... Read more »
Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, December 19th

Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, December 19th

“Oh, what a surprise. Myrrh.” Source link Read more »
Briefly Noted Book Reviews | The New Yorker

Briefly Noted Book Reviews | The New Yorker

Holler, Child, by LaToya Watkins (Tiny Reparations). In this début short-story collection, a varied group of voices—male and female, young and old, parent and child—grapple with profound disruptions, from infidelity to illness.... Read more »
Run to the Western Shore by Tim Pears review – a Celtic odyssey | Fiction

Run to the Western Shore by Tim Pears review – a Celtic odyssey | Fiction

Why do we read historical fiction? Is it because we love the brutal simplicity of our past? If so, the opening chapter of Tim Pears’s novel is all you could want –... Read more »
Copyright claim against Tolkien estate backfires on Lord of the Rings fanfiction author | JRR Tolkien

Copyright claim against Tolkien estate backfires on Lord of the Rings fanfiction author | JRR Tolkien

A Lord of the Rings fanfiction writer has lost a copyright lawsuit over the publication of his own sequel to the much-loved series after opening up a counterproductive legal battle against JRR... Read more »
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