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Julie Myerson

May 2022

  • Stylish young girl standing in grunge graffiti tunnel, shanty town. Fashion, trends, subculture. Full body shot<br>EFRYYK Stylish young girl standing in grunge graffiti tunnel, shanty town. Fashion, trends, subculture. Full body shot

    Nonfiction by Julie Myerson review – fact into incandescent fiction

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    Novelist Julie Myerson on sharing her children’s secrets: ‘I’ve got in so much trouble’

April 2019

  • Letters from Daphne Du Maurier.

    From fan mail to fiction: the letters from famous authors that made me a writer

    As a schoolgirl Julie Myerson wrote to the likes of Daphne du Maurier and John Betjeman. Here, she reveals how their generous replies shaped the person she became

December 2017

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    My writing day
    Julie Myerson: ‘I am a solipsistic maniac who can think of nothing but the book’

    The author and columnist on her powers of concentration, the importance of Pilates and the trials of co-existing with an inquisitive tabby cat

April 2017

  • Writer Julie Myerson and a box she bought and traced back to the family that originally owned it. Photo by Sarah Lee For Family

    The Stopped Heart by Julie Myerson review – a deeply chilling ghost story

    Past and present merge in this psychological twister set in a picturesque country cottage

December 2016

  • What might lurk in the depths of that to-read pile? Let our critics guide you...

    Hidden gems of 2016: the best books you may have missed

    From AJ Lees’s extraordinary memoir Mentored By a Madman to Fiona Melrose’s Midwinter and Julie Myerson’s chiller The Stopped Heart, our critics recommend the reads that slipped under the radar

July 2016

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    Best holiday reads 2016

    From gripping fiction to history, brilliant poetry to biography, our guest contributors offer their recommendations for the beach and elsewhere

February 2016

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    Critical eye
    Book reviews roundup: You Could Do Something Amazing with Your Life [You Are Raoul Moat]; Stop the Clocks; The Stopped Heart

    What the critics thought of You Could Do Something Amazing with Your Life [You Are Raoul Moat] by Andrew Hankinson, Stop the Clocks by Joan Bakewell and The Stopped Heart by Julie Myerson
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    The Stopped Heart by Julie Myerson review – Broadchurch in Suffolk

    Prepare to be terrified by this cinematic tale of bereft parents and lost children in rural England
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    The Stopped Heart by Julie Myerson review – home is where the horror is

    A house is haunted by the gory murders of its past in this tale of loss and trauma

July 2015

  • Illustration by Sarah Tanat-Jones.

    Best holiday reads 2015

    Authors, critics and philosophers tell us which books they will be reading on the beach

August 2014

  • The Handmaid's Tale

    Top 10s
    The top 10 novels about childbirth

    From The Handmaid's Tale to Anna Karenina, novelist Bethan Roberts picks the best portrayals of an experience that is rarely portrayed in fiction

December 2013

  • Donna Tartt

    Readers' books of the year 2013: part 1

    From Sebastian Faulks's Jeeves and the Wedding Bells to Patrick Ness's More Than This to Alan Johnson's This Boy, Guardian readers pick their favourite reads of 2013

November 2013

  • Observer books of the year

    The Observer's books of the year

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    Books blog
    Is MacKenzie Bezos's one-star Amazon review part of a trend?

April 2013

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    Thrillers roundup
    Thrillers – review roundup

    Petite Mort by Beatrice Hitchman, Gone Again by Doug Johnstone, The Quickening by Julie Myerson, We Are Here by Michael Marshall and The Catch by Tom Bale

March 2013

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    The Quickening by Julie Myerson – review

    Julie Myerson's venture into genre fiction will please horror enthusiasts and her regular readers alike, writes Louise Doughty
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    Critical eye
    Book reviews roundup: Lean In, The Quickening and Confronting the Classics

    What the critics thought of: Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In, Julie Myerson's The Quickening and Mary Beard's Confronting the Classics
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    A life in ...
    Julie Myerson: a life in writing

    Julie Myerson: 'I don't like to call it a breakdown, but I went to pieces and have only just got my confidence back'

January 2013

  • Catherine Bennett

    Sharon Olds's silence is golden in an era of endless media exposure

    Catherine Bennett

    Catherine Bennett: If only more writers were like the poet Sharon Olds and realised that discretion is better than endless revelation

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