So, Prince Harry’s memoir is done – but what’s likely to be in it?
Ghostwritten book, with interviews conducted mostly during ‘peak rage’, expected to be published by end of year
Marcus Rashford guest-edits special edition of Beano comic
Footballer and campaigner says he ‘jumped at chance’ to edit comic, with 20p from each sale donated to free books scheme
Flash of genius: how a Cornish lighthouse inspired Virginia Woolf’s fictional icon
St Ives holiday home that planted the seed for English writer’s modernist masterpiece To the Lighthouse has now earned a historic plaque
The Pyramid of Lies by Duncan Mavin review – the disgraced financier who charmed David Cameron
This meticulous study reveals the greed and gullibility of the ex-prime minister whose endorsement of Australian financier Lex Greensill tells us much about how politicians operate
I can only stand in baffled awe as my husband’s novel is brought to life on film
Just as he couldn’t explain to me what inspired his characters, I can’t divine what he thinks of this adaptation
Mick Herron wins crime novel of the year award for Slough House
Judges praised the author for combining ‘intrigue, peril and humour in a deft exploration of international espionage’
Caine prize goes to ‘incandescent’ short story by Idza Luhumyo
Five Years Next Sunday, about an ostracised girl who ‘holds the fate of her community in her hair’, wins £10,000 award for African writing in English
Economics made simple: 10 experts on where the cost of living crisis came from, and where it’s heading
Rampant inflation, war in Ukraine, Brexit… we ask 10 experts to explain what the economic crisis means for Britain and how we should respond
Boris Johnson memoir could earn him ‘north of £1m’
Insiders say outgoing prime minister unlikely to write about personal life but book deal possible this autumn
Alleged book thief Filippo Bernardini may avoid trial in the US
The Simon & Schuster employee is accused of masterminding a phishing scam to obtain manuscripts from top authors
Adjoa Andoh, Russell T Davies and Michaela Coel elected to Royal Society of Literature
The Bridgerton actor, Doctor Who writer and I May Destroy You creator are among 60 new fellows appointed to the UK’s charity for the advancement of literature
Booker prize unveils book club challenge
Six groups will be chosen to read a shortlisted book, with the most ‘original and engaging’ readers to be invited to the prize ceremony
We Are Lady Parts leads South Bank Sky Arts award winners
Sitcom about Muslim female punk band wins best comedy as Opera North, Little Simz and Monica Ali also triumph
It’s not true that everyone’s got a book in them: give writing back to the writers
The latest craze in celebrity publishing is to bring a ‘ghost’ in. Do it yourself or not at all
Unpublished Ted Hughes poems about partner Assia Wevill to be sold
The recently found notebook of fragments and finished work has been described as the poet’s ‘most direct’ response to the suicide of his partner and daughter in 1969