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'It will radically change what you thought about 'wilderness'.' @CatJarman Join Wilderlands author Eloise Kane on tour around the UK 🦌 linktr.ee/wilderlandsbook

For our cover story this weekend, the cellist of Auschwitz at 100 by Philippe Sands Plus: Cards on the table: Anna Leskiewicz on tarot's forgotten artist @milesellingham sits down with Slavoj Žižek Defying Epstein: @carolinegutman's portraits of resilience

'Anita’s written voice is equally distinct: direct and strong and offering a more complete account, accompanied by the power of brutal detail and contemporaneity,' writes Philippe Sands of the cellist of Auschwitz For our @ObsNewReview cover story, Anita Lasker-Wallfisch turns 100 years old and shares how music became her survival bit.ly/4t25awB

On this week's Screentime with @john_fardy: The Last Kings of Hollywood: The Battle for the Soul of American Cinema by Paul Fischer 🎬 Listen now. link.goloudplayer.com/s/sGXzHhBRt9WK

.@FaberBooks is marking 20 years since the death of Irish author John McGahern with a “revitalising” year of publishing to “introduce one of Ireland’s greatest novelists to a new generation” 👇

Coppola, Lucas, Spielberg and the death of the Hollywood dream In the 1970s, an ingenious trio of film auteurs conquered Hollywood. But is the renaissance now over? By @elladorn_ #Echobox=1773914356" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">newstatesman.com/culture/books/…

The Last Kings of Hollywood — Spielberg, Coppola, Lucas and the movies that changed the movies ft.trib.al/5bNNzZ3

Meet the Writers: @GeorginaGodwin meets @lijukic, whose latest book, Central Europe: The Death of a Civilization and the Life of an Idea, explores the emergent rebirth of the region buff.ly/ieppZy9

The hidden history of Britain’s fight for queer rights Several new books informed by the archives at @BishopsgateInst explore the LGBTQ+ lives and narratives that have all too often been ignored bit.ly/4liHcdN

Untold histories — the reality of LGBT+ life in 20th-century Britain ft.trib.al/9NctGUc

My review of Paul Fischer’s The Last Kings Of Hollywood is up here: theguardian.com/books/2026/mar…

Faber has acquired author and screenwriter Courttia Newland’s ‘electrifying’ book on the power of making art in defiance of the mainstream 👇 ebx.sh/yhdq3q

'Bursting with humanity.' Dan Snow 'Polyphonic, gossipy, and politically potent' Oisín McKenna Join the authors of The Log Books to discuss their new book, an intimate history of LGBTQ+ life over four decades. Tickets here: linktr.ee/TheLogBooks

In 1967 Theodor Meron wrote a top secret memo for Israel finding West Bank settlements violated the Geneva Convention, "one of the things I'm most proud of," he says. "Had the government at that time followed my advice we would really have been living in a different Middle East."

Theodor Meron survived the Holocaust, found refuge in Israel, helped set up the ICC, then aged 93 indicted Benjamin Netanyahu for war crimes. He stands by his decision. It was fascinating to interview him thetimes.com/world/middle-e…

The life of the communist journalist Jessica Mitford is proof of the power politics and ideas can have over people’s lives. Despite being born into a reactionary and aristocratic family, she rejected her upbringing and took the side of the oppressed: jacobin.com/2026/01/jessic…

The domains of the Habsburgs formed a politcal and cultural patchwork that would come under increasing strain. on.wsj.com/4aE1V8B

My review of @METhorley new book on Chinese party-state influence in the UK thetimes.com/culture/books/…

Recovering the lost history of Gaza My @NewStatesman review of two remarkable new histories of Gaza by @anneirfan & Jean-Pierre Filiu share.google/kHQKke7OPoedmJ…

How should we define “Central Europe?” @MarcoManasseh enjoys an enlightening and thought-provoking book about the region thecritic.co.uk/issues/decembe…