SHOCKING: 14 - You Need To See This

At a loss as to which Stephen Moss you’re referring to? So are many others

Letters: Stephen Moss and Stephen Moss find the humour in having the same name and working for the same company

The Guardian - UK · Aug 14

Sumit Sarkar’s unfinished argument with history

Sometime in 2000, I lost my copy of Sumit Sarkar’s Modern India in the Hindu College hostel at Delhi University. It was unfortunate. I remember looking for another copy in the library but without any success. I was somehow in a hurry to finish reading it, so I bought a…

Newslaundry · Aug 14

A critical mauling: Brian Logan on comedy critics being portrayed as horrible snobs

Two Edinburgh fringe shows feature savage send-ups of reviewers. Is this petty revenge or do they have a case? Our writer finds one ‘a hoot’ – and thinks the other let him off lightly

The Guardian - UK · Aug 14

Royal Author Reveals the “Secret” to Prince William and Princess Kate’s Successful Marriage and How Kate Plans to Support Her Husband This Fall

Expect a major appearance from the couple.

Marie Claire · Aug 13

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33's "untranslatable" inspiration is finally getting an English release after 22 years

Horde of the Counterwind's English language translation comes out later this year

GamesRadar · Aug 13

Mine by Adam Ouston review – novel told in a single sentence is a hallucinatory reading experience

Ouston’s second novel follows a poet who is trapped in an abandoned mine in Tasmania while searching for inspiration for his ‘last great work’

The Guardian - AU · Aug 13

Escaping the ​heat​ and rediscovering the ​joy of ​cooking

Parts of the UK are roasting but some of us are glad to turn the oven on. Bring on the​ ​curries and pasta pies

The Guardian - UK · Aug 13

You be the judge: should my girlfriend stop annotating her books?

Julie makes notes in the margin as she’s reading, but Charlie says she’s ruining books he may want to read. Should they get on the same page? You decide

The Guardian - UK · Aug 13

My Brilliant Career: Real influences behind the Netflix reimagining of a feminist classic

The series is an unmissable take on Miles Franklin's novel that perfectly captures the plight of Australian women at the turn of the 20th century

Woman & Home · Aug 13

EJ Swift wins the 2026 Arthur C Clarke award for science fiction

The writer – who was also shortlisted in 2023 – has won the prize for her book When There Are Wolves Again, a speculative work of eco-fiction set in near-future Britain

The Guardian - UK · Aug 12