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Interviewing Hitler by Richard Evans review – the most unethical journalist in history

silverguide.site – George Ward Price, the Mail’s star reporter, landed a series of scoops in the 1930s. But who was he really working for?…
Interviewing Hitler by Richard Evans review – the most unethical journalist in history
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Great Eastern Hotel by Ruchir Joshi review – a panoramic view of India in flux

silverguide.site – The political and emotional journey of a young communist revolutionary is brought sensuously to life, in a magnificent epic that took 25 years to write…
Great Eastern Hotel by Ruchir Joshi review – a panoramic view of India in flux
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‘Unimaginably rare’ first edition of The Hobbit sells at auction for £43,000

silverguide.site – Only a few hundred from the original 1,500 copy print run of Tolkien’s masterpiece are thought to still exist…
‘Unimaginably rare’ first edition of The Hobbit sells at auction for £43,000
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This month’s best paperbacks: Gabriel García Márquez, Craig Brown and more

silverguide.site – Looking for a new reading recommendation? Here are some great new paperbacks, from a posthumous novel to an absorbing account of how nationalism shaped a country…
This month’s best paperbacks: Gabriel García Márquez, Craig Brown and more
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Vulture by Phoebe Greenwood review – a caustic satire on war reporting in the Middle East

silverguide.site – A journalist pursues headline-making scoops whatever the cost to those in the conflict zone in this astute and darkly humorous debut novel by a former foreign correspondent…
Vulture by Phoebe Greenwood review – a caustic satire on war reporting in the Middle East
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The Origin of Language by Madeleine Beekman review – the surprising history of speech

silverguide.site – It takes a village to raise a child – and that’s why we started speaking, argues an evolutionary biologist…
The Origin of Language by Madeleine Beekman review – the surprising history of speech
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John Hall obituary

silverguide.site – Other lives: English lecturer and poet who created one of the first degree courses in performance writing at Dartington College in Devon…
John Hall obituary
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Lord Desai obituary

silverguide.site – Economist who reassessed Karl Marx’s view of the durability of capitalism and wrote on Indian culture and history…
Lord Desai obituary
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Bryce Courtenay, conspiracies and campfire cooking: the best Australian books out in August

silverguide.site – Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on…
Bryce Courtenay, conspiracies and campfire cooking: the best Australian books out in August
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‘No one could compete’: readers remember the magic of Allan Ahlberg’s stories

silverguide.site – A godsend to teachers winning children over to books, they have also provided precious shared family fun and ‘jolts of warmth and home’…
‘No one could compete’: readers remember the magic of Allan Ahlberg’s stories
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Progress by Samuel Miller McDonald review – humanity’s greatest myth?

silverguide.site – A spirited skewering of the idea that things can only get better takes us from the Book of Genesis to neoliberalism…
Progress by Samuel Miller McDonald review – humanity’s greatest myth?
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TonyInterruptor by Nicola Barker review – satire that sees right through you

silverguide.site – This brilliantly over-the-top comedy about an unworldly heckler explores art and authenticity – being tripped up by it is part of the fun…
TonyInterruptor by Nicola Barker review – satire that sees right through you
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Poem of the week: Sea-Fever by John Masefield

silverguide.site – A single missing word in the 1902 poem sparks a deeper look at rhythm, dialect and longing…
Poem of the week: Sea-Fever by John Masefield
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Bloody Awful in Different Ways by Andrev Walden review – darkly funny Swedish autofiction

silverguide.site – In this bleak, bestselling coming-of-age debut, the author evokes life with the seven dads he had in seven years…
Bloody Awful in Different Ways by Andrev Walden review – darkly funny Swedish autofiction
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The Confessions of Samuel Pepys by Guy de la Bédoyère review – journal of a predator

silverguide.site – Newly decoded extracts expose the celebrated 17th-century diarist and naval administrator as a rapacious abuser…
The Confessions of Samuel Pepys by Guy de la Bédoyère review – journal of a predator
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Pissants by Brandon Jack review – is this novel a critique or a celebration of toxic masculinity? Even it isn’t sure

silverguide.site – The former AFL player’s debut novel barely has a plot, following a group of aggressive, entitled footy players as they get wasted and treat women like props…
Pissants by Brandon Jack review – is this novel a critique or a celebration of toxic masculinity? Even it isn’t sure
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A poem by David Brooks: ‘Counting sheep is difficult for me – I try to give each one a face and personality’

silverguide.site – Each week during Australian Poetry Month, a poet walks us through one of their works. Here, David Brooks reflects on insomnia and the exhaustion that comes with animal advocacy…
A poem by David Brooks: ‘Counting sheep is difficult for me – I try to give each one a face and personality’
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The end of the road? What The Salt Path scandal means for the nature memoir

silverguide.site – It wasn’t the first hit memoir to tell a story of redemption inspired by the great outdoors – but could it become one of the last? Authors and publishers assess the damage…
The end of the road? What The Salt Path scandal means for the nature memoir
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‘A psychological umbilical cord’: Why fiction loves difficult mothers

silverguide.site – As the film of Deborah Levy’s novel Hot Milk is released, author Abigail Bergstrom explores the literary fascination with inaccessible, emotionally distant maternal figures…
‘A psychological umbilical cord’: Why fiction loves difficult mothers
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Tell us about your favourite Allan Ahlberg book

silverguide.site – We would like to hear your tributes to Allan Ahlberg and what his children’s books meant to you…
Tell us about your favourite Allan Ahlberg book
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