AN Wilson: the assembly-line intellectual
The writer’s exasperating new memoir offers a full dinner service of clichés and an insight into the glib fogeyism of…
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The writer’s exasperating new memoir offers a full dinner service of clichés and an insight into the glib fogeyism of…
ByMarías’ masterful expression of his characters’ psychological weather, combined with Margaret Jull Costa’s gifted translation, makes for rewarding reading.
ByWriters reflect on the poet’s life, work and legacy, a century after his birth.
How a bestselling debut novel about a group of murderous students became a cult classic.
ByAlexander Kluge’s information epic and how the time for learning is running out.
ByThe novelist on Liz Truss, Salman Rushdie, and why he finally decided to write his own story into his new…
ByThe letters of the Northumbrian modernist reveal an idiosyncratic career and an exacting critical mind.
ByThe Blue Commons by Standing, Ghost Signs by Hennigan, Milk Teeth by Andrews and The Arctic by Paterson.
ByAt first, I didn't see the deer – but then I saw it was looking straight at me.
ByA new poem by Kevin Cahill.
ByThe attack on Salman Rushdie has exposed the deepening fault lines in French culture.
ByYears of anti-fascist struggle shaped the author's intense portraits of family life in Mussolini’s Italy. Now, her books are undergoing…
ByThe Booker-shortlisted author on race, America and his new novel, The Last White Man.
ByMagic and nature help children confront their fears in the best new books for young readers.
ByA new collection of autobiographical prose reveals the turbulent inner life of the celebrated poet Robert Lowell.
ByThe freedom of expression and imagination that the novelist has bravely championed for so long is under renewed assault.
ByThe novelist and former Bright Young Thing ably captured Britain in the early 20th century. Her work deserves to be…
ByThe writer and illustrator has died aged 88. From The Snowman to When the Wind Blows, his work was sensitive…
By“Offence” isn’t the only way to measure the worth of literature.
ByThe novelist on his triple heart bypass, literature’s “culture wars”, and why he’s donating book royalties to abortion funds in…
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