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• The Other Queen by Philippa Gregory

  Aug 19 2008:

  John Crace: 'I'm still down to my last six castles after having the French bitch to stay. But, hey, she gets the chop today. So all's well that ends well'

• Richard and Judy 'treat their readers as stupid'

  Aug 17 2008:

  Novelist criticises limited selection of titles as 'a wasted opportunity' to turn a generation onto good writing

• 'It was a monologue, but it was a monologue that I wanted to hear'

  Aug 17 2008:

  Francis Wyndham has moved in English literature's most exalted circles. Now, as his own writings are being republished, he talks to Rachel Cooke about his meetings with remarkable men and women

• The Missing Person's Guide to Love by Susanna Jones

  Aug 17 2008:

  Review: The Missing Person's Guide to Love by Susanna Jones

• Drivetime by James Meek

  Aug 17 2008:

  Review: Drivetime by James Meek
  He captures isolation in a world full of people and noise and punctuates it with moments of delicious fantasy says Mary Fitzgerald

• The Pagan House by David Flusfede

  Aug 17 2008:

  Review: The Pagan House by David Flusfeder
  Flusfeder succeeds in creating an ambitious melange of detective novel says Mary Fitzgerald

• Franz Kafka, party animal

  Aug 17 2008:

  Review: Excavating Kafka by James Hawes
  Life wasn't really such a trial for the supposedly tortured artist, says his new biographer. Joanna Kavenna explains

• A new book of revelation

  Aug 17 2008:

  Review: Our Story Begins by Tobias Wolff
  Old favourites mingle with fresh classics in Tobias Wolff's latest collection says Tim Adams

• Tresspass

  Aug 16 2008:

  Review: Trespass by Valerie Martin
  In this new novel seems to draw a deep breath to take on the Bosnian genocide

• Guardian book club: An experiment of play

  Aug 16 2008:

  Review: Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie
  Week four: Readers' responses

• Digested Classics: Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck

  Aug 16 2008:

  John Crace condenses Of Mice and Men

• 'Mine's a pint'

  Aug 16 2008:

  As a teenager, Joseph O'Connor was so enthralled by the work of John McGahern he spent many evenings copying out - then reworking - one of his exquisite short stories. It taught him how to become a writer

• The Draining Lake

  Aug 16 2008:

  Review: The Draining Lake by Arnaldur Indridason
  A master storyteller who has a real gift for evoking complex humanity

• Cham

  Aug 16 2008:

  Review: Cham by Jonathan Trigell
  Like Chamonix's famous black runs, the narrative goes downhill fast

• The Bad Girl

  Aug 16 2008:

  Review: The Bad Girl by Mario Vargas Llosa
  Nothing in Llosa's vast oeuvre has been as unexpected as this incursion

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