July, 2020 - theguardianbook

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Here are the subjects of all posts in the

theguardianbook journal in July, 2020.

6:30a	theguardianbook	Sex Robots & Vegan Meat by Jenny Kleeman review – the future of food, birth and death?
8:00a	theguardianbook	Small Pleasures by Clare Chambers review – a suburban mystery
8:00a	theguardianbook	Graphic novel about warring ice-cream trucks scoops first for Wodehouse prize
8:45a	theguardianbook	UK libraries are set to reopen – but not as we know them
1:18p	theguardianbook	Top 10 best-dressed characters in fiction \| Amanda Craig

2nd

6:30a	theguardianbook	Paying the Land by Joe Sacco review – a triumph of empathy
11:00a	theguardianbook	Four new collections up for the Forward poetry prizes – review roundup

3rd

6:30a	theguardianbook	Fracture by Andrés Neuman review – the damage of the past
8:00a	theguardianbook	London’s New Scene by Lisa Tickner review – seven events that smashed the art world
9:00a	theguardianbook	David Baddiel: 'I don't really have shame as an emotion'
9:49a	theguardianbook	England's libraries begin to reopen but grave fears remain over long-term futures
9:49a	theguardianbook	England's libraries begin to reopen but grave fears remain over long-term futures
10:00a	theguardianbook	David Mitchell: 'I think most writers have a deep-seated envy of musicians'
11:40a	theguardianbook	David Starkey dropped by publisher and university after racist remarks
1:36p	theguardianbook	'I stuck my foot in the door': what it is like to be black in UK publishing

4th

6:00a	theguardianbook	Letter from Italy: this pandemic is showing us who we really are
6:30a	theguardianbook	The Wild Laughter by Caoilinn Hughes review – an Irish Cain and Abel
8:00a	theguardianbook	Bread Winner by Emma Griffin review – victims of the Victorian economy
9:00a	theguardianbook	Love beyond sex, money and property: a case for friendship
11:00a	theguardianbook	The UK once welcomed refugees - now we detain them indefinitely \| Kamila Shamsie
12:00p	theguardianbook	Books to transport you: the best travellers' tales for troubled times
5:00p	theguardianbook	Maryse Condé: 'An English author can reach the heart of a Caribbean child'

5th

6:00a	theguardianbook	British Summer Time Begins review – lyrical social history
8:00a	theguardianbook	Shadow State by Luke Harding review – Putin's poisonous path to victory
12:00p	theguardianbook	Brit Bennett: 'Last week was truly the wildest week of my life'

6th

6:00a	theguardianbook	Why We Drive review – a motorist puts his foot down
8:00a	theguardianbook	The Double X Economy by Linda Scott review – how to solve economic sexism
10:00a	theguardianbook	Poem of the week: Sic Vita by Henry David Thoreau
2:00p	theguardianbook	Tips, links and suggestions: what are you reading this week?
3:22p	theguardianbook	From neighbourly romances to Zoom sex: the boom in lockdown erotica

7th

5:00a	theguardianbook	Benjamin Zephaniah: 'Coppers were standing on my back and I thought: OK, I’m going to die here.’
6:00a	theguardianbook	Vernon Subutex 3 by Virginie Despentes review – perfectly over-the-top end to Parisian potboiler
8:00a	theguardianbook	Antiemetic for Homesickness by Romalyn Ante review – tales of yearning
8:00a	theguardianbook	Poetry book of the month: Antiemetic for Homesickness by Romalyn Ante – review
9:59a	theguardianbook	'Living legend' Linton Kwesi Johnson wins PEN Pinter prize
10:56a	theguardianbook	Final Terry Pratchett stories to be published in September
1:45p	theguardianbook	Reading group: we're reading White Teeth by Zadie Smith in July

8th

6:30a	theguardianbook	Dear NHS: 100 Stories to Say Thank You edited by Adam Kay – review
8:00a	theguardianbook	August by Callan Wink review – coming of age in rural America
9:12a	theguardianbook	JK Rowling, Rushdie and Atwood warn against ‘intolerance’ in open letter
9:12a	theguardianbook	Rowling, Rushdie and Atwood warn against ‘intolerance’ in open letter
3:34p	theguardianbook	Top 10 books about tumultuous times
11:01p	theguardianbook	Philip Pullman to release unseen His Dark Materials novella in October

9th

6:30a	theguardianbook	Twilight of Democracy by Anne Applebaum review – when politics ends friendships
8:00a	theguardianbook	The Disaster Tourist by Yun Ko-eun review – life under late capitalism
9:00a	theguardianbook	Rewild Yourself by Simon Barnes review – how to get closer to nature
10:00a	theguardianbook	What I learned from preparing for the end of the world
10:00a	theguardianbook	'As a child, I was prepared for the end of the world. Now I know it is coming'
10:00a	theguardianbook	What I learned from preparing for the end of the world
10:46a	theguardianbook	Far Side creator Gary Larson publishes first new cartoons in 25 years
5:30p	theguardianbook	'The prize of all prizes': Teacher Kate Clanchy's memoir wins Orwell award

10th

6:30a	theguardianbook	Utopia Avenue by David Mitchell review – a musical journey
8:00a	theguardianbook	Female Husbands by Jen Manion review – a trans history
9:00a	theguardianbook	George Alagiah: 'Steinbeck taught me the power of words'
11:00a	theguardianbook	The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror
11:00a	theguardianbook	The novel is dead – again. And this time, it's women who have murdered it \| Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

11th

6:30a	theguardianbook	British Summer Time Begins by Ysenda Maxtone Graham review – what school summer holidays were like
7:00a	theguardianbook	Michaela Coel plays the first on-screen writer I can relate to \| Candice Carty-Williams
8:00a	theguardianbook	Vernon Subutex 3 by Virginie Despentes review – the trilogy concludes
8:00a	theguardianbook	Out of office: has the homeworking revolution finally arrived?
10:00a	theguardianbook	Charlie Kaufman: 'Making people laugh makes me feel validated as a human'
11:00a	theguardianbook	Rise up: the best books about the power of protest
5:00p	theguardianbook	Nicola Barker: 'If I have a life philosophy, it's ferocious innocence'

12th

5:00a	theguardianbook	Too Much and Never Enough review: Mary Trump thumps Donald
6:00a	theguardianbook	Beethoven: A Life in Nine Pieces by Laura Tunbridge – review
8:00a	theguardianbook	Fat Cow, Fat Chance by Jenni Murray review – well meaning but haphazard
10:00a	theguardianbook	Holiday Heart by Margarita García Robayo review – immigrant swansong
12:00p	theguardianbook	Anne Applebaum: how my old friends paved the way for Trump and Brexit

13th

5:00a	theguardianbook	Naomi Klein: 'We must not return to the pre-Covid status quo, only worse'
6:00a	theguardianbook	Culture in the Third Reich by Moritz Föllmer review – when fascism stole the show
9:00a	theguardianbook	Poem of the week: The Sparrows of Butyrka by Irina Ratushinskaya
11:10a	theguardianbook	Women speak out about Warren Ellis: 'Full and informed consent was impossible'
2:00p	theguardianbook	Tips, links and suggestions: what are you reading this week?

14th

6:00a	theguardianbook	The Liar's Dictionary by Eley Williams review – a glorious way with words
6:00a	theguardianbook	I am not reading. I am not writing. This is not normal \| Amy Sackville
8:00a	theguardianbook	The best recent thrillers – review roundup
11:58a	theguardianbook	White Teeth seemed fresh and hopeful in 2000 – how does it read now?
12:34p	theguardianbook	Donald Trump's niece free to discuss explosive family book, judge rules

15th

6:30a	theguardianbook	Remain in Love: Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club and Tina by Chris Frantz review
9:00a	theguardianbook	Two Tribes by Chris Beckett review – 250 years after Brexit
11:00a	theguardianbook	The Number Bias by Sanne Blauw review – how numbers can mislead us
11:20a	theguardianbook	Top 10 books about recovery
1:47p	theguardianbook	The Great Gatsby prequel set for release days after copyright expires
2:54p	theguardianbook	Mervyn Peake 'visual archive' acquired by British Library

16th

6:25a	theguardianbook	Tara June Winch wins 2020 Miles Franklin award for her book The Yield: ‘It broke my heart to write i
6:30a	theguardianbook	The Wondrous and Tragic Life of Ivan and Ivana by Maryse Condé review – a scurrilous picaresque
8:00a	theguardianbook	Why We Drive by Matthew Crawford review – a high-speed reverse into nostalgia

17th

5:01a	theguardianbook	Munroe Bergdorf receives landmark book deal for trans manifesto
5:01a	theguardianbook	Munroe Bergdorf receives landmark book deal for gender manifesto
6:30a	theguardianbook	The Pull of the Stars by Emma Donoghue review – fighting the 1918 flu pandemic
8:00a	theguardianbook	From Bob Dylan to Viv Albertine: 10 of the best music biographies
9:10a	theguardianbook	Meg Rosoff: ‘Thomas Cromwell’s execution affected me more than deaths in my own family'
11:00a	theguardianbook	The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup
11:00a	theguardianbook	Hunting for mountweazels: Eley Williams on the fun - and responsibility - of dictionaries
8:00p	theguardianbook	Jasper Fforde on rabbits, racism and writing fiction 'to slightly improve a flawed world'

18th

6:30a	theguardianbook	Shadow State by Luke Harding review – an impassioned indictment of the Kremlin
7:00a	theguardianbook	Coronavirus hasn't gone away – and neither has my deadline
9:00a	theguardianbook	Short and sweet: the best stories to read right now
10:00a	theguardianbook	Black Lives Matter, grandma and me: how our world changed during lockdown
5:00p	theguardianbook	Kit de Waal: 'As soon as you introduce a talking horse, I'm just not interested'

19th

6:00a	theguardianbook	Remain in Love by Chris Frantz review – once in a lifetime with Talking Heads
7:30a	theguardianbook	Natasha Trethewey: 'I decided I was going to be the one to tell my mother's story'
8:00a	theguardianbook	Utopia Avenue by David Mitchell review – endless prog rock noodling
8:30a	theguardianbook	Mary-Kay Wilmers: 'At Faber, TS Eliot was referred to as the GLP – Greatest Living Poet'
10:00a	theguardianbook	Miss Benson’s Beetle by Rachel Joyce review – self-discovery in the South Pacific

20th

6:00a	theguardianbook	Why Didn't You Just Do What You Were Told? by Jenny Diski review – supremely sharp
6:00a	theguardianbook	Green shoots: the best books to inspire hope for the planet
8:00a	theguardianbook	Modern Times by Cathy Sweeney – twisted fables from a new talent
9:00a	theguardianbook	Poem of the week: On First Knowing You’re a Teacher by Peter Kahn
1:19p	theguardianbook	Not the Booker prize 2020: nominate your favourite book of the year
2:00p	theguardianbook	Tips, links and suggestions: what are you reading this week?
3:59p	theguardianbook	An author bought his own book to get higher on bestseller lists. Is that fair?
5:27p	theguardianbook	Josephine Cox, bestselling novelist of family sagas, dies at 82

21st

6:00a	theguardianbook	Too Much and Never Enough by Mary L Trump review – a scathing takedown of Uncle Donald
6:00a	theguardianbook	How does a young writer pay the rent?
8:00a	theguardianbook	Wendy, Master of Art review – witty graphic novel unleashes hipster hell
12:40p	theguardianbook	How White Teeth transcends its many flaws
2:11p	theguardianbook	Reni Eddo-Lodge and Emma Watson to redraw London tube map with women's names
11:01p	theguardianbook	Book sales hit record highs in 2019, but publishers ‘now need help’

22nd

6:30a	theguardianbook	Owls of the Eastern Ice by Jonathan C Slaght review – an extraordinary quest
9:00a	theguardianbook	Top 10 books about adventures \| Philip Marsden
9:36a	theguardianbook	Mary Trump on her Uncle Donald: ‘I used to feel compassion for him. That became impossible’
11:00a	theguardianbook	x + y by Eugenia Cheng review – an end to the gender wars?
11:17a	theguardianbook	Four-year-old lands book deal for his 'astonishing' poetry
11:24a	theguardianbook	Author loses spot in Top 10 after buying 400 copies of his own book
1:30p	theguardianbook	Eliza Clark: 'I'm from Newcastle and working class. To publishers, I'm diverse'
1:30p	theguardianbook	Eliza Clark: 'I'm from Newcastle and working class. To publishers, I'm diverse'
2:41p	theguardianbook	Bret Easton Ellis and Irvine Welsh in talks to co-write TV drama

23rd

6:30a	theguardianbook	Murder on the Middle Passage by Nicholas Rogers review – the trial of Captain Kimber
6:30a	theguardianbook	Murder on the Middle Passage by Nicholas Rogers review – slavery and the British empire
8:00a	theguardianbook	The Liar’s Dictionary by Eley Williams review – big ideas in a minor key
3:26p	theguardianbook	Brandon Sanderson: 'After a dozen rejected novels, you think maybe this isn’t for you'

24th

6:30a	theguardianbook	The Crown in Crisis by Alexander Larman review – abdication, assassination and the Nazis
8:00a	theguardianbook	Children’s books roundup – the best new picture books and novels
9:00a	theguardianbook	Emma Donoghue: 'Wooster’s sweetly foolish flippancy is just the tonic for Covid-19 times'
11:00a	theguardianbook	'Free speech has never been freer': Pankaj Mishra and Viet Thanh Nguyen in conversation
12:50p	theguardianbook	Manuscript shows how Truman Capote renamed his heroine Holly Golightly

25th

6:30a	theguardianbook	Antkind by Charlie Kaufman review – a screenwriter's debut
7:00a	theguardianbook	A change to the zodiac? This should never have been written into the stars
7:00a	theguardianbook	Why a generation is choosing to be child-free
8:00a	theguardianbook	Emperors of the Deep by William McKeever review – how sharks are misunderstood
8:30a	theguardianbook	Bernardine Evaristo: 'How often do I have sex? Eight times a day'
8:30a	theguardianbook	Bernardine Evaristo: 'How often do I have sex? Eight times a day'
10:00a	theguardianbook	Gabriel Bergmoser: 'There is a brand of country Australian masculinity that is particularly threaten
5:00p	theguardianbook	Bryan Washington: 'My next book is a gay slacker dramedy'

26th

6:00a	theguardianbook	The Yellow House by Sarah M Broom review – memoir as rich social history
8:00a	theguardianbook	The Good Ancestor by Roman Krznaric – review
10:00a	theguardianbook	Small Pleasure by Clare Chambers review – suburbia's silent sorrows
11:00a	theguardianbook	Adrian Tomine: 'Cartoons seemed like the surest path to being a hermit'

27th

6:00a	theguardianbook	Penguin Classics Science Fiction review – a fresh look at brave new worlds
6:00a	theguardianbook	People power: the best books about the allure of crowds and community
8:00a	theguardianbook	Nothing Can Hurt You by Nicola Maye Goldberg review – dark yet roguishly funny
10:00a	theguardianbook	Poem of the week: If I Were to Meet by Grace Nichols
2:00p	theguardianbook	Tips, links and suggestions: what are you reading this week?
4:30p	theguardianbook	Irenosen Okojie wins the Caine prize for 'stunning' short story Grace Jones
11:01p	theguardianbook	Hilary Mantel up for third Booker prize as 2020 longlist announced

28th

6:00a	theguardianbook	Intimations review – Zadie Smith's life under lockdown
6:00a	theguardianbook	Intimations review – Zadie Smith's life under lockdown
12:20p	theguardianbook	How White Teeth brushes off the charge of ‘hysterical realism’

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