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Bondi library returns book How to Sell a Genocide to shelves after State Library ‘outlines the law’

Book was removed for review earlier this month following complaint but reinstated after petition and State Library letter to Waverley council

The Guardian - AU · Aug 28

One Royal Warned of Harry and Meghan "Reinventing the Wheel" Years Ahead of Their U.K. Move and "Predicted All of This," Says Author

Katie Nicholl says that she interpreted a 2020 interview to be "a word of warning" to the Sussexes.

Marie Claire · Aug 27

Time Travel for Beginners by Jaclyn Moriarty review – an imaginative tale of turning back time

The YA author’s third novel for adults wears its quantum physics lightly, but it is a delight to be lost in its rich, character-driven world

The Guardian - AU · Aug 27

The ‘80s Movie That Inspired Ryan Gosling’s Star Wars: Starfighter Was Not One I Saw Coming

Stay gold, Kade Auberon.

Cinemablend · Aug 27

Why we’re all hooked on tinned fish

Sardines, mackerel, herring, pilchards, sprats and anchovies ... canning only makes the umami flavour better. They’re my top choice for pasta

The Guardian - UK · Aug 27

The Neverfear by Katherine Rundell review: Never mind Harry Potter, here comes Christopher…

Katherine Rundell’s enthusiasts are legion and they’re classy. Queen Camilla has authorised her book as a Christmas present to year 6 children; Michael Morpurgo compares her to Tolkien. That last one doesn’t wash, though she is an academic (stamping ground, the 17th century). The comparison that really comes to mind…

Evening Standard · Aug 27

Jon Ossoff went low on Natalie Harp. The plan worked

The senator’s remarks reflect a turning point in Democrats’ attacks on the president. What should we make of them?

The Guardian - US · Aug 27

Small-time author argues Indiana Jones stole her plot

An author has claimed her original ideas around time travel and an ancient Greek mathematician have been used without permission for a Hollywood blockbuster.

AAP · Aug 27

Why Are We Still Glamourising Emotionally Unavailable Men?

From Mr Darcy to Christian Grey, literature has taught generations of women that brooding, distant and difficult equals desirable.

Marie Claire · Aug 27

Britons get the chance to read Jason Arday’s story for themselves as memoir is published in the UK

Britons who saw Professor Jason Arday’s life and death dissected by weeks of headlines covering allegations about his academic qualifications and personal accomplishments can now read his version of the story

The Independent UK · Aug 27