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What's happening Guardian Books shared the Guardian 'The jukebox, the soda fountain, the mosaic floors': Andrew Pippos on the Greek Australian cafe Pippos's first book Lucky's is a rollicking, multigenerational saga that's close to home: set around a chain of old G... Read more at Twitter Guardian Books shared the Guardian Children's books roundup – the best new picture books and novels The last white rhino, a stolen inheritance, terrifying sea journeys and some ballet dancing bunnies me.... Read more at Twitter Guardian Books shared the Guardian Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's new short story is what I've been waiting for | Candice Carty-Williams Ever since Americanah, I've wondered when Adichie would give us more fiction. Zikora, published this week, is the per... Read more at Twitter Guardian Books shared the Guardian Jonathan Coe: 'It's the point in your life at which you start asking yourself, what next?' The satirist who skewered the 1980s in What a Carve Up! is approaching elder statesman status. He talks about Brexit,... Read more at Twitter Guardian Books shared the Guardian The Godfather: how the Mafia blockbuster became a political handbook First published in 1969, Mario Puzo's novel is a page-turning fable of 20th-century America – and now it is a set tex... Read more at Twitter Guardian Books shared the Guardian The Powerful and the Damned by Lionel Barber review – cosying up to power? All too revealing of how the system works ... how the talented former chief of the FT, capitalism's house journal, wa... Read more at Twitter You might encounter misleading information about voting by mail   Election experts confirm that voting by mail is safe and secure, even with an increase in mail-in ballots. Even so, you might encounter unconfirmed claims that voting by mail leads to election fraud ahead of the 2020 US elections.   Find out more Help  |  Privacy  |  Reset password  |  Download app We sent this email to @RealityOfKLG. Unsubscribe Twitter, Inc. 1355 Market Street, Suite 900 San Francisco, CA 94103