Articles by subject: literature
- The triumph of Rushdie's censors (by Kenan Malik, March/April 2012 )
- The response to the latest threats against Salman Rushdie shows that we have become dangerously accustomed to the erosion of free speech, says Kenan Malik
- Brain rot (by Sally Feldman, September/October 2011 )
- What is neuroscientist Susan Greenfield on about? asks Sally Feldman
- Today's lesson (by Michael Bywater, May/June 2011 )
- Reading the Bible did not awaken Michael Bywater's faith. But it did move him. Don’t tell Dawkins
- What's the big deal? (by Sally Feldman, November/December 2010 )
- From poker to Shithead, Canasta to cribbage, Sally Feldman extols the joys and rewards of card games
- Diary: Best of the worst (by Robin Ince, July/August 2010 )
- There are no bad books, just special ones says Robin Ince
- The listeners (by Les Back, July/August 2010 )
- Les Back on the ordinary virtues of paying attention
- Gothic revival (by Nick Mamatas, May/June 2009 )
- Outsider, troublemaker, genteel bum – Nick Mamatas celebrates the legacy of Edgar Allan Poe, the master of the perverse
- Green eyed monster (by Sally Feldman, March/April 2009 )
- Is jealousy an intrinsic part of our make-up? asks Sally Feldman. Or a weakness to be vanquished?
- Fallen Angels by Harold Bloom (by Jonathan Derbyshire, November/December 2007 )
- Jonathan Derbyshire on Harold Bloom's angels
- Native son (by Murray Pittock, September/October 2007 )
- 175 years after the death of Scotland’s most celebrated novelist, Murray Pittock asks if Walter Scott was an enemy of the Enlightenment, or its champion
- The mind ironic (by Matthew Adams, Web Exclusive, December 2011)
- Matthew Adams remembers winning a £10 bet, and gaining a lifetime's inspiration from Christopher Hitchens
