African Psycho by Alain Mabanckou
Natalie Haynes is unimpressed by an African murder mystery
Natalie Haynes is unimpressed by an African murder mystery
Ken Worpole visits utopian villages with Gillian Darley
Philip Womack admires another fable from Nobel Laureate José Saramago
AC Grayling reviews a Catholic attack on nonsense
Truth, immediacy, humanity – Peter Hamilton celebrates the work of two major photographers
Laurie Taylor turns the microscope on to the man who’s brought us life on earth, in the freezer, under the oceans and in the undergrowth
When Robin Ince was invited onto TV to debate the "de-Christianisation" of Christmas, the flawed arguments of Vanessa Feltz and Stephen Green were enough to leave him foaming at the…
An invitation from our editor to go for a "Winterval" drink left Michael Bywater hung up on semantics
On the stand-up circuit disabled people are fair game. Yet mocking God can get you banned, says Christina Martin
Laurie Taylor can't contain himself