Eroticising Ted Bundy: understanding the women attracted to serial killers
A woman can eroticise sexual violence not because she wants it deep down, but as a way to make it…
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The navel-gazing fictions of Gerald Murnane
His strange, self-referential novels are finally winning the 79-year-old Australian fame.
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The 7 per cent problem
Public life in Britain is dominated by the privately educated. What can be done to change a system that favours…
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Guy Gunaratne and Maura Dooley to judge the 2019 Goldsmiths Prize
The £10,000 prize for “fiction at its most novel” is also now open to authors of any nationality, provided they…
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Our perpetual contemporary: the digressive, prescient brilliance of DH Lawrence’s essays
It’s not Lawrence’s novels but his fresh and forceful essays that make him a great modern writer.
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The Falklands War revisited
In 1982 Britain was as racked by doubt and division as it is today. But a short conflict on the…
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Shut up and write
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie on art, citizenship and what it means to be “an African writer”.
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No, Marie Kondo is not on a mission to destroy every beloved book you own
And if you claim otherwise, you are willfully misunderstanding her.
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