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The Sunday Times
thetimes.com > uk > get-britain-reading > article > the-best-roald-dahl-books-ranked-by-young-readers-xdb6ffkhk

The best Roald Dahl books ranked — by young readers

1+ day, 9+ hour ago   (548+ words) Phizz-whizzing, swashboggling, scrumdiddlyumptious! It’s Roald Dahl Day, which means it’s time to celebrate the wonderfully strange stories that have captured young imaginations for generations. From whimsical giants and cunning foxes to magical medicines and rivers of chocolate, Dahl’s books are…...

The Sunday Times
thetimes.com > culture > books > article > great-dictator-life-barbara-cartland-matthew-sweet-review-3f70dkhd6

The mad life of Barbara Cartland, the Queen of Romance who hated women

1+ day, 16+ hour ago   (55+ words) The Times The mad life of Barbara Cartland, the Queen of Romance who hated women Every element of the prolific author’s life was bizarre, comical or grotesque – and often all three. Matthew Sweet’s The Great Dictator is a gem of…...

The Sunday Times
thetimes.com > world > ireland-world > article > irish-writing-thrived-state-censorship-8ctl6drps

John Banville, Anne Enright and more Irish writers enter the corridors of power

4+ day, 1+ hour ago   (65+ words) The Times John Banville, Anne Enright and more Irish writers enter the corridors of power Colm Tóibín, Paul Lynch, Jan Carson and others reflect on Irish literature’s journey from censorship to translation and Booker Prize success £1 for 3 months Enjoy unlimited…...

The Times
thetimes.com > culture > books > article > housekeeper-rose-tremain-review-c6kzsz88j

Mrs Danvers was gay! Rose Tremain’s sly, sexy, Rebecca-inspired potboiler

4+ day, 9+ hour ago   (62+ words) The Times Mrs Danvers was gay! Rose Tremain’s sly, sexy, Rebecca-inspired potboiler In The Housekeeper, the novelist imagines a passionate affair between Daphne du Maurier and the woman who inspires one of her most famous characters £1 for 3 months Enjoy unlimited…...

The Sunday Times
thetimes.com > culture > books > article > switzy-emma-cline-review-ltjjmv8sp

This ‘magnificent’ novel about dementia would be a worthy Booker winner

5+ day, 9+ hour ago   (69+ words) The Times This ‘magnificent’ novel about dementia would be a worthy Booker winner Switzy by Emma Cline is a deeply moving story about a dying man flying to a Zurich euthanasia clinic — it’s The Death of Ivan Ilyich of the…...

The Sunday Times
thetimes.com > culture > books > article > lucy-foley-interview-author-murder-grand-alpine-hotel-agatha-christie-marple-kvb0b92qg

Miss Marple is back — and ‘she’s much darker than people realise’

6+ day, 9+ hour ago   (69+ words) The Times Miss Marple is back — and ‘she’s much darker than people realise’ The crime writer Lucy Foley fell under the spell of Agatha Christie aged 12. Now she has written the first Miss Marple novel in 50 years — stand aside, Poirot…...

The Sunday Times
thetimes.com > culture > books > article > best-thrillers-books-fiction-novels-read-now-september-2026-tn5vrrtdm

Four great thrillers to read this September

6+ day, 21+ hour ago   (46+ words) thetimes.co.uk Four great thrillers to read this September Get set for new page turners from Richard Osman, James Patterson and the YouTuber, MrBeast £1 for 3 months Enjoy unlimited access to all articles. Ends soon. Enjoy unlimited digital access....

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thetimes.com > culture > books > article > cheltenham-literature-festival-2026-guide-best-events-book-now-cm05796sb

Cheltenham Literature Festival guide: 18 events to book now

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (60+ words) The Times Cheltenham Literature Festival guide: 18 events to book now Here’s what not to miss, including a celebration of Jilly Cooper, a fiery Times debate and the world’s tallest author (Richard Osman, of course) £1 for 3 months Enjoy unlimited access to…...

The Times
thetimes.com > culture > books > article > sunday-times-bestsellers-2026-bestselling-books-so-far-september-z06mmvw9f

Revealed: the bestselling books of 2026 so far

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (10+ words) The Times...

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thetimes.com > culture > books > article > newer-world-sebastian-barry-review-m6bt3g0bv

Can Sebastian Barry pull off writing from a slave’s perspective?

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (64+ words) The Times Can Sebastian Barry pull off writing from a slave’s perspective? The five-time Booker nominee is a ‘silver-tongued devil’. In The Newer World, he returns to 19th-century America, telling the story of a man freed from slavery £1 for 3 months…...