Tackling the Guardian's Hard Sudoku 7175
Dive into the intricate details of The Guardian's notoriously hard Sudoku 7175. Discover solving strategies and the mental challenge posed by this classic number puzzle. Can you crack it?
Category : Literature Books
12 Tips to Read More Books and Hit Your Goals
Discover 12 practical strategies, from using an e-reader to joining a book club, that will help you read more books and finally clear your to-read list. Start your reading journey today!
Crime Writers: The Perfect Traitors Contestants
Crime novelist Erin Kelly explores why authors like Harriet Tyce excel on BBC's The Traitors, from courtroom skills to masterful misdirection. Discover the link between writing thrillers and surviving the castle.
Griffiths' Memoir on Loss, Rushdie Attack & Healing
Poet Rachel Eliza Griffiths' powerful memoir 'The Flower Bearers' explores profound loss, her marriage to Salman Rushdie, and the trauma of his attempted murder. A story of survival and sisterhood.
Jennette McCurdy's 'Half His Age' - A Bleak, Funny Triumph
Jennette McCurdy follows her bestselling memoir with a darkly comic fiction debut, 'Half His Age', dissecting family trauma and a toxic student-teacher affair. A masterclass in unpicking psychological wounds.
Karen Palmer's Escape from Abuse and Family Reinvention
Karen Palmer fled her abusive ex-husband in 1989, taking her two daughters and creating new identities in a 'DIY witness protection' scheme. Her memoir reveals the decades of fear and ultimate survival.
Tackle Sudoku 7174: A Medium-Level Brain Teaser
Ready for a mental workout? Dive into Sudoku 7174, a perfectly balanced medium-difficulty puzzle designed to engage and sharpen your logic skills. Can you solve it?
Nero Book Awards 2024 Winners Announced
Benjamin Wood wins fiction prize for 'Seascraper', Sarah Perry takes nonfiction for 'Death of an Ordinary Man'. Discover the full list of winners and shortlists for the prestigious UK book awards.
Adelaide Writers' Week branded 'cultural vandalism'
Former festival director Louise Adler slams governance as 'cultural vandalism'. Plus, author Craig Silvey's promotions halted and Victoria's premier faces fire-hit community anger.
National Year of Reading Launches to Boost Child Literacy
England captain Leah Williamson and author Richard Osman back the 'Go All In' campaign to reverse the sharp decline in reading for pleasure among UK children. Join the national mission.
Craig Silvey charged with child exploitation offences
Australian author Craig Silvey, known for 'Jasper Jones', faces charges of possessing and distributing child exploitation material. He was granted bail and will return to court next month.
Pérez-Reverte attacks Spanish Royal Academy over language
Acclaimed novelist Arturo Pérez-Reverte accuses the Spanish Royal Academy of abandoning its mission, claiming social media influencers now hold more sway over language than literary giants. Discover the full critique.
Jasper Jones author Craig Silvey charged with child sex crimes
Australian author Craig Silvey, famed for 'Jasper Jones', faces court charged with possessing and distributing child exploitation material. Bail granted with strict conditions.
Australian Literary Festival Cancelled After Mass Boycott
Adelaide Writers' Week collapses after board's decision to exclude Palestinian Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah prompts mass speaker withdrawals and resignations. Read the full story.
The Risks of Falling in Love with AI Chatbots
Sociologist James Muldoon's new book explores the emotional risks of AI companions, from privacy issues to addiction, urging regulation for our synthetic relationships.
Adelaide Writers' Week cancelled after mass author boycott
The 2026 Adelaide Writers' Week has been scrapped following a mass withdrawal of over 180 participants, triggered by the disinvitation of author Randa Abdel-Fattah. The festival board has resigned.
Craig Silvey charged with child exploitation material offences
Award-winning Australian author Craig Silvey faces charges of possessing and distributing child exploitation material after a police raid on his Fremantle home. Read the latest details.
How James Nestor's breathing book became a 3m copy bestseller
Journalist James Nestor's deep dive into breathing science, 'The Pulmonaut', sells over 3 million copies. Discover how ancient practices and modern research created a global wellness phenomenon.
Heated Rivalry TV Show Causes Australian Book Sell-Out
The HBO Max series 'Heated Rivalry' has caused a major shortage of its source novels in Australia, with booksellers comparing demand to 'Bridgerton'. Discover the details of the publishing rush.
Adelaide Writers' Week Future in Doubt Amid Culture Wars
The prestigious Adelaide Writers' Week faces an existential crisis in 2026. Will the festival survive the pressures of modern cultural debates? Discover the details and what's at stake.
Tackle Today's Medium Sudoku Puzzle 7173
Ready for a brain workout? Dive into today's medium-level Sudoku puzzle, number 7173. A perfect mental challenge to test your logic and focus. Give it a try now!
Literary Director Quits Over Author Disinvitation
Louise Adler resigns as Adelaide Writers' Week director after board cancels Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah's invitation. Over 180 writers withdraw in protest.
Festival Director Quits Over Censorship Row
Louise Adler resigns as Adelaide Writers' Week director after board disinvites Palestinian author Randa Abdel-Fattah, sparking a free speech crisis and mass withdrawals.
British Library acquires Ronald Blythe's rural life archive
The British Library acquires the archive of Ronald Blythe, author of Akenfield, preserving a unique century of literary rural history for researchers and readers. Explore the legacy.
Beddoes' Dream-Pedlary: A Lyrical Quest Against Mortality
Explore Thomas Lovell Beddoes' haunting poem Dream-Pedlary, a late-Romantic masterpiece questioning life, death, and the ghosts we wish to raise. Discover its musicality and poignant personal history.
Joanna Kavenna's Seven: A Journey Through Philosophy
Explore Joanna Kavenna's uncategorisable novel 'Seven', a madcap journey across Europe that questions our attempts to define reality. Discover its unique blend of satire and philosophy.
Ardern joins boycott of Adelaide Writers' Week
Former NZ PM Jacinda Ardern withdraws from Adelaide Writers' Week, joining a major boycott over the cancellation of Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah. Discover the full story behind the festival's crisis.
Tackle The Guardian's Easy Sudoku #7172
Ready for a relaxing brain teaser? Dive into The Guardian's Sudoku #7172, rated 'easy' for a gentle Sunday challenge. Can you solve it?
Journalist quits festival over speaker removal
Award-winning journalist Peter Greste withdraws from Adelaide Writers' Week in protest against the removal of author Randa Abdel-Fattah, warning that silencing voices aids extremists.
Tom Gauld cartoon on performative reading
Cartoonist Tom Gauld's latest work for The Guardian hilariously critiques the modern trend of 'performative reading' for social media clout. Discover the witty observation on contemporary book culture.
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