Frida Kahlo: Canonisation vs Commercialisation
The Guardian argues that Frida Kahlo's legacy risks being overshadowed by commercialisation, as her image is used to sell products, diluting her political and personal significance.
Category : Books
Tell Us: What Have You Been Reading This Month?
The Guardian invites readers to share their February book choices, highlighting diverse genres and authors for a community reading roundup.
Teenage boys stuck reading primary-level books
New research shows teenage boys are reading books well below their age level, with many stuck on primary-level series like Diary of a Wimpy Kid, raising concerns over literacy and engagement.
Anna Funder Interview: Writing, Power, and Memoir
Anna Funder discusses her new memoir, the power of storytelling, and her time at Sydney University.
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Meriel Dickinson, folk singer and teacher, dies at 86
Meriel Dickinson, English folk singer, teacher, and sister of poet Stevie Smith, has died aged 86. She recorded folk albums and taught music for decades.
Books Explore Lee Scratch Perry and Black Ark Legacy
Two new books delve into the life and work of dub pioneer Lee 'Scratch' Perry, including the story of his legendary Black Ark studio.
Best New Children's Books and Novels June 2026
Discover the top new picture books and novels for children and teens, handpicked by experts for June 2026.
Claire Fuller: Dylan Thomas showed me writing could make me feel everything
Novelist Claire Fuller shares her reading life, from early memories to comfort reads, including Dylan Thomas, Shirley Jackson, and Elizabeth Strout.
Dangerous Dirty Violent Young Review: Child of the Revolution
Zayd Ayers Dohrn's memoir 'Dangerous, Dirty, Violent, Young' recounts growing up as the son of 1960s radicals, blending personal history with political legacy.
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Sophie Bretag on Kindness and Leadership
Sophie Bretag shares insights on how kindness can transform leadership, drawing from her book 'The Kind Way' and personal experiences.
Night Swimming by Sharon Kernot Review: A Gripping Thriller
Sharon Kernot's new thriller Night Swimming explores dark family secrets and a mother's desperate search for her missing daughter in a small coastal town.
Living Without Smell: A Personal Account of Anosmia
Rachael Mead shares her life with congenital anosmia, from a near-fatal gas leak to the challenges of writing poetry and navigating a world of scent.
Ben Lerner Wins Orwell Prize for Political Fiction
Ben Lerner's novel 'Transcription' wins the 2026 Orwell Prize for Political Fiction, praised for its exploration of surveillance and democracy.
The Box Plymouth Wins 2026 Museum of the Year Award
The Box in Plymouth has been named the 2026 Art Fund Museum of the Year, winning a £120,000 prize for its innovative community engagement and diverse exhibitions.
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Way Back When the Merde Hit the Fan: Paris Memoir
In her new memoir, Sarah Turnbull recounts her chaotic first year in Paris, blending humor and heartbreak in a tale of cultural misadventures.
Jane Yolen, Author of Children's Books, Dies at 87
Jane Yolen, author of over 400 books including the classic 'Owl Moon,' has died at 87. She leaves a legacy of fantasy and children's literature.
Jesus Christ Kinski Review: Actor's Meltdown
Benjamin Myers's 'Jesus Christ Kinski' delves into the chaotic mind of actor Klaus Kinski during the filming of 'Aguirre, the Wrath of God', revealing his volatile genius.
Pope Leo IV to Publish Book 'Freedom Under Grace'
Pope Leo IV announces his first book, 'Freedom Under Grace,' exploring faith and liberty, set for release in late 2026.
Royal Ballet School Wheelchair Dance Program Launch
The Royal Ballet School has launched a groundbreaking wheelchair dance program, making ballet accessible to disabled students for the first time in its history.
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Duane Michals, Pioneering Photographer, Dies at 94
Duane Michals, the American photographer known for his innovative narrative sequences and hand-colored prints, has died at 94. His work challenged traditional photography.
Hot Mess Acid's Reign: Romcom Cabaret Tackles Climate Crisis
In a bold new cabaret, 'Hot Mess Acid's Reign' blends romcom tropes with climate crisis commentary, offering a satirical yet heartfelt look at love in the Anthropocene.
Dooneen by Keith Ridgway Review: Uncanny Visions of Dublin
Keith Ridgway's 'Dooneen' offers uncanny visions of Dublin in dark times, blending realism with the surreal to capture contemporary unease.
Thursday Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of Top News
This week's Thursday quiz covers general knowledge and topical news trivia. Challenge yourself with questions on current events and facts.
Carlo Rovelli Warns of Nuclear Apocalypse in New Book
Physicist Carlo Rovelli's new book 'Armageddon' warns that nuclear war risk is at its highest since the Cold War, urging global action.
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Natalia Ginzburg's overlooked role in Italian literature
Natalia Ginzburg's contributions to Italian literature are often overshadowed, but her unique voice and political engagement deserve renewed attention.
Bettina Varwig's Faultless on Music and the Body
Bettina Varwig's book Faultless argues that modern music has lost its physical connection, advocating for a return to embodied musical experience through historical practices.
Wallsend Pastor Releases Book After Daughter's Death, Faces Own Cancer Battle
Wallsend pastor David Riley releases a book after his daughter's death from brain cancer, then receives the same diagnosis.
Red Flags Lurking On Your Bookshelf: A Home Safety Guide
Exploring how reading choices reflect personality and the rise of 'red flag' book lists in public reading culture.
Geelong Advertiser Audience Nears Half A Million
Geelong Advertiser's audience nears half a million, driven by print and digital growth.
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Sicko Sick Bag Book Sparks Debate
Elizabeth McCaferty's new book 'Sicko Sick Bag' explores medical waste and patient trauma, drawing both praise and criticism from readers and critics.
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