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Philip Maughan is an editor at 032c magazine and a former Assistant Editor at the New Statesman.
More than confinement, the novel asks questions about judgement and power.
Mothers contains ten sensitively executed stories that reveal Power’s studied knowledge of the history of short fiction.
An insightful portrait of the peculiarities of modern masculinity.
The follow-up to A Visit from the Goon Squad is a research project first and a novel second.
I’ve been living in Berlin for over a year, yet I remain in a near-constant state of panic.
An Irish book with little to say about nationalism or the church is a breakthrough – though that's where the innovation ends.
It was a pretty unpredictable union – so what was #grime4corbyn, and how did it happen?
Edward Docx's philosophical novel follows a father and sons on their last journey.
In A Really Good Day, Ayelet Waldman tells her story of self-medicating with LSD.
I have never quantified my “performance” with a smartphone, tracked my route with a GPS watch, or even listened to music while running. It’s the ultimate private time.
