“I took to sex like a duck to water’? I can’t imagine Mick Jagger talking like that’
The Rolling Stone’s memoir was to be ghostwritten. Then the plan began to fall apart
Great reads: 20 books to unwind with this summer
From established talent to rising stars, here is our reading guide for the months ahead
Award-winning columnist Deborah Orr dies aged 57
Scottish journalist remembered as ‘one of the most unconventional, most fearless people’
Before Brexit: Pop, escapism and racism in England
Karl Whitney, author of Hit Factories, on his journey through the UK’s industrial heartlands
From Britpop to Brexit: dreams of England turning sour
Damon Albarn's psychogeographic tour gives the sense of a country on the verge of catastrophe
Not a keeper: Graham Norton’s latest novel is a rickety fiasco
A Keeper review: The broadcaster’s second novel contains gormless stick figures and bananas twists
Jeremy Vine: ‘My kids hate when I listen to any of their music’
On My Radar: The BBC presenter on his favourite music, film, radio show and eating at Nando’s four nights in a row
History of Wolves by Emily Fridlund
The captivating Man Booker shortlisted debut explores the arbitrary nature of justice and the difference between action and thought
Edith & Oliver review: Illusions of grandeur
Michèle Forbes’s story of a doomed romance in the vaudeville world lacks a magic spark
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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