📖 'This viral young writer can be funny – so why is he making up facts?'

Read our review of Four Stars, by Joel Golby, here👇
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🖋️ The chilling truth about Robert Frost’s The Road Not Taken, America’s favourite poem.

150 years after his birth, Frost’s poetry has brought comfort to millions. But have we all been missing its true meaning? telegraph.co.uk/books/authors/…

📖 Anne Somerset’s fascinating new book, Queen Victoria and the Prime Ministers, shows how the monarch clashed with successive governments telegraph.co.uk/books/non-fict…

📚 The ‘Angelina Jolie of Kurdistan’, and other vigilante warriors

Elizabeth Flock’s The Furies relates how three women from different continents took the law into their own hands, with lethal results

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💀 Introducing our ancestors via their bones, Alice Roberts completes a compulsive, if overstuffed, trilogy with her new book Crypt
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📚 Cannibalism, zombies and ennui in a beautiful tale of the afterlife
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📖 Susan R Barry feared no-one would believe her – until she met Oliver Sacks. The intimate letters in Dear Oliver capture their friendship
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📖 'A strange cult invades an American ski resort – and then does nothing' | Writes Sophie Dickinson

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📚 'In Change, a superb work of autofiction, Édouard Louis retraces his formative teenage years, without sparing himself or the reader.'

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📖 Murder, drugs, violent loyalty – inside Japan’s feared yakuza
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📚 Somerset Maugham’s Asian tales of alcohol and adultery won him fame – and enraged his expat friends.

His books entrenched the picture of English men and women in the colonies as snobbish, petty and prone to scandal telegraph.co.uk/books/authors/…

Before the mods and rockers, and long before the hippies, skinheads and punks, came the Teddy boys.

This entertaining look at the phenomenon of – and strips away the myths that coloured it 👇 telegraph.co.uk/books/authors/…

📚 What your bookshelves say about you...

Organising your library is a fine art... but should you ever colour-coordinate? And what about turning the spines inwards?

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✍️ 'Feel like you’re being worked to death? Meet Jonathan Abernathy.

'Molly McGhee’s coruscating debut novel, Jonathan Abernathy You Are Kind, follows an indebted man forced to enter and ‘fix’ others’ dreams' | Writes Erica Wagner

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🔵 A clever satire on America’s self-deluding ‘wellness’ class.

Nathan Hill’s second novel, a portrait of a marriage, pokes affectionate fun at the middle-classes and the credulity in which they indulge.

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📚 From a new spy thriller to Gabriel Garcia Márquez’s final novel, be sure to find space for these titles on your shelves in the new year telegraph.co.uk/books/what-to-…

Why Ernest J Gaines is literature’s best-kept secret telegraph.co.uk/books/authors/…

✍️ Tiffs, trysts and egos – inside the risky business of celebrity ghostwriting telegraph.co.uk/books/authors/…

📖 Few modern spin-offs touch on the complexity of Shelley’s original work. But this latest novel by the Irish author Pádraig Kenny is a stunning exception.

Read our 5⭐ review here👇 telegraph.co.uk/books/children…

📖 'This attack on Churchill is appalling – and nonsensical'.

Read our 1⭐ review of Walter Reid’s Fighting Retreat: Churchill and India here👇
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