Robotic poetry
New AI tools are panicking the creative industries, but artists and poets have played with lifting and remixing for decades
New AI tools are panicking the creative industries, but artists and poets have played with lifting and remixing for decades
With the "Ugly Duchess" at its heart, a new exhibition makes us consider the cruelty of satire
A recently-discovered recording of the Beatles offers a glimpse into a unique moment in social history
Why do so many gamers love Hades, the surprise indie hit in which players are forced to die, over and over again?
Eric Hazan offers glimpses of the French capital's radical past beneath its contemporary gloss
“To write one’s memoirs is to speak ill of everybody except oneself”
HowTheLightGetsIn festival, in Hay-on-Wye this May, will bring together some of the most exciting thinkers from across the globe.
True to form, Malcolm's memoir questions the genre itself
Witch-lit is back in fashion, driven by modern feminism
This epic novel by Zhang Yueran is a stunning evocation of China’s recent past.