Sarah Hall: “I wanted readers to experience dystopia”
The Goldsmith Prize-shortlisted author on making climate catastrophe feel real in fiction
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Britain’s Fawlty state of mind
Fifty years after it was first aired, Fawlty Towers now looks ahead of its time
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Klaus Kinski, wrath of god
Benjamin Myers’ new novel follows the actor trailing both chaos and charisma in one infamous theatre production about Christ
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Jon Fosse’s war on convention
In his first novel since winning the Nobel Prize, the Norwegian author heads a radical counter-movement in publishing that spurns…
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Yrsa Daley-Ward: “How could anyone keep themselves all the way out of a novel?”
The Goldsmiths Prize-shortlisted author on colour as a language, trusting strangeness and how memories revise and rewrite themselves
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How the Prince Andrew saga overshadowed Virginia Giuffre’s tragic life
Amid the royal fallout, we should not forget Jeffrey Epstein’s victims
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Charlie Porter: “Every word is tested”
The Goldsmiths Prize-shortlisted author on active reader engagement, the UK Aids memorial and learning to make pastry.
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Wolf Moon and the fight against Franco
Julio Llamazares’ 1985 novel – newly translated in English – is a refusal to forget the brutality of the Spanish…
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