Why the novel matters
We can try to bend the novel to fit our politics or culture, but it will always go its own way, making itself anew.
ByWe can try to bend the novel to fit our politics or culture, but it will always go its own way, making itself anew.
By Eimear McBrideOne of the most consistent pleasures of Levy’s fiction is her complete resistance to unthinking characters, unthinking female characters…
By Eimear McBrideIn The Wake, Paul Kingsnorth delicately loops the multifarious layers of English history together.
By Eimear McBrideIt is through Joyce’s intimate rummagings through the city’s yens and wardrobes that we come closest to identifying its…
By Eimear McBride