A hatchet job on the Daily Mail: Peter Wilby reviews Mail Men
Peter Wilby on Adrian Addison’s expletive-strewn history of the Daily Mail.
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A new wave of feminist manifestos address women and power
Can books by Jessa Crispin, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Catherine Mayer and Jess Phillips harness a wave of popular energy?
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The NS Q&A: Howard Jacobson on social media, “bremoaners“ and Family Guy
The Man Booker prize-winning novelist answers our questions.
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Derek Walcott: the “colonial upstart” who remade the world
The Nobel laureate poet, who has died at the age of 87, hauled his rural Caribbean community into the very centre…
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Anywheres vs Somewheres: the split that made Brexit inevitable
David Goodhart’s provocative take on the UK’s new tribal divisions is sure to become a private manual on Mrs May’s…
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A powerful new book shares dissident stories smuggled out of North Korea
Knowing that the anonymous author of The Accusation is still living in North Korea adds another layer of discomfort; the…
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New novel A Natural explores football’s disturbing off-pitch world
Ross Raisin’s book tells the story of a footballer of two halves.
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Is The Dollmaker the latest “rediscovered“ masterpiece?
This 1950s novel, beloved by Marilynne Robinson, has power and poignancy – but little that surprises us.
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