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Helen Dunmore

September 2022

  • The Archers’ recording studio at the BBC Mailbox in Birmingham

    Brief letters
    The power of speech in Ambridge

    Brief letters: The Archers comes clean | Getting it on | Lessons from Leningrad | Blackberry week | Counting storms | Proper penmanship

November 2021

  • Ian McKellen in the 2013 film of Lord of the Rings.

    Top 10s
    From Paradise Lost to the Lord of the Rings: top 10 epics in fiction

    From classic tales such as Paradise Lost to ‘counter-epics’ by Anne Carson and Tim O’Brien, these stories lend real grandeur to their subjects

December 2020

  • Undine by Friedrich de la Motte Fouque, illustrated by Arthur Rackham. ( Undine, a water spirit, marries a knight named Huldebrand in order to gain a soul). Caption reads ‘She was lost to sight in the Danube’. Illustrator AR 1867-1939. Author F de la MF<br>FJRRH6 Undine by Friedrich de la Motte Fouque, illustrated by Arthur Rackham. ( Undine, a water spirit, marries a knight named Huldebrand in order to gain a soul). Caption reads ‘She was lost to sight in the Danube’. Illustrator AR 1867-1939. Author F de la MF 12 February 1777 ? 23 January 1843.

    Top 10s
    Top 10 books about mermaids

    Away from Disney’s candied revisions, these stories – from Hans Christian Andersen to Helen Dunmore – tell archetypal truths about women’s experience

April 2020

  • Illustration: Owen Gatley

    Women's prize at 25: what it is like to win by Zadie Smith, Naomi Alderman and more

    Winning authors explain how the award changed their lives and share their favourite books by women

September 2019

  • Books of the century so far

    Best culture of the 21st century
    The 100 best books of the 21st century

    Dazzling debut novels, searing polemics, the history of humanity and trailblazing memoirs ... Read our pick of the best books since 2000

June 2019

  • Composite

    Best books of 2019 so far

    Mark Haddon and Natalie Haynes took on Greek myth, Queenie made us laugh and Toni Morrison returned with essays. Here are our highlights across fiction, poetry, non-fiction and children’s books

May 2019

  • Hospice worker holding the hand of an elderly man.

    Carol Rumens's poem of the week
    Poem of the week: A Bit of Love by Helen Dunmore

    An elderly man reckons wryly with his diminished life in a resonant character study

March 2019

  • Rachael Allen, poet

    The best recent poetry – review roundup

    Kingdomland by Rachael Allen; Gen by Jonathan Edwards; Magical Negro by Morgan Parker; and Counting Backwards: Poems 1975-2017 by Helen Dunmore

June 2018

  • Helen Dunmore

    Book of the week
    Girl, Balancing and Other Stories by Helen Dunmore review – her final work

    This posthumous collection from the much-loved author, focusing on motherhood, war and women under threat, is an act of tender commemoration

February 2018

  • Helen Dunmore

    The Guardian Books podcast
    Women and food, and Helen Dunmore's posthumous Costa prize – books podcast

    On this week’s show, Claire and Sian talk about the late poet’s book of the year award, and Laura Shapiro joins us to talk about What She Ate

January 2018

  • Helen Dunmore in 2008.

    Shortcuts
    ‘My life’s stem was cut’ – a poem by Helen Dunmore

    The writer is only the second person to posthumously win the Costa award. To celebrate, we present a poem from her winning collection, Inside the Wave
  • Helen Dunmore, posthumous winner of the Costa Book of the Year.

    No surprise Helen Dunmore's book was judged a winner

    Inside the Wave is a deeply moving exploration of family and memory, and a worthy Costa winner
    • Helen Dunmore wins Costa book of the year for Inside the Wave

    • Female writers dominated 2017's literary bestsellers, figures show

    • Helen Dunmore wins posthumous Costa award for collection Inside the Wave

November 2017

  • Helen Dunmore.

    Helen Dunmore's final poems lead shortlists for 2017 Costa prizes

    Inside the Wave, in which the poet reflected on her own impending death, joins diverse contenders in poetry, fiction, biography and children’s books

June 2017

  • ‘As rigorous as she was gentle’: Helen Dunmore.

    Helen Dunmore appreciation: ‘To be with her was to laugh with joy’

  • Helen Dunmore

    Helen Dunmore's family reveal poem written in the author's last days

  • Helen Dunmore in her home city of Bristol in 2010.

    Helen Dunmore obituary

  • Writers Helen Dunmore and Katie Hickman<br>Writers Helen Dunmore at the Edinburgh International Book Festival 2008. Edinburgh, Scotland, UK  16/8/08
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    Poet and author Helen Dunmore dies aged 64

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