True to form, Malcolm's memoir questions the genre itself
Samira Ahmed explores the witch-lit revival, reviewing "Weyward" by Emilia Hart, "Now She Is Witch" by Kirsty Logan, "The Witches of Vardo" by Anya Bergman, and "The Ruin of All Witches" by Malcolm Gaskill
This epic novel is a stunning evocation of China’s recent past, after the Cultural Revolution, and a poignant examination of how events reverberate through the decades
Quality matters more than quantity, as Robert Pirsig - the grandfather of motorcycle travel literature - teaches us
The everyday tragedy of ageing is inescapable in Dylan's latest book, "The Philosophy of Modern Song".
Edited by Zahed Sultan, Dhruva Balram and Tara Joshi, "Haramacy" is a play on the Arabic word "haram", meaning forbidden or indecent, and the English “pharmacy”.
We talk to Adam Rutherford about his latest book “Control: The Dark History and Troubling Present of Eugenics”.
As a millennial, Marie Le Conte grew up alongside the internet. Her memoir-essay charts the journey of what has been gained and lost.
"The Rehearsal" and "How To with John Wilson" mess with our sense of reality, and audiences love it.
Kamila Shamsie’s exposure of the UK’s immigration system is acute and damning.