The warnings Bosnian gravestones carry for us in 2016
Xenophobia does not usually lead to Srebrenica. But it can do.
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Deborah Levy: “Literature is very dusty compared to the visual arts”
Deborah Levy is a poet, playwright, short story writer and novelist. Hot Milk, her second novel to be shortlisted for…
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Humanity Mk II: why the future of humanity will be just as purposeless as the past
The next great stage of our evolution has begun. But what will our successes look like – and will they be…
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The NS Recommends – October 13
The Good Immigrant Edited by Nikesh Shukla “I approached my studies with a furious sense of mission: believing that, if…
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In defence of the comic novel
Howard Jacobson’s Goldsmiths Prize lecture: from Ulysses to Herzog, the comic novel unlocks the “meaninglessness of everything”.
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Alone in Berlin fans will be satisfied with a newly translated Hans Fallada
Rawer and more unevenly wrought than Alone in Berlin, Nightmare is the necessary precursor to that great work.
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The NS Recommends
Three books to check out now.
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Why I found it hard to muster any feeling whatsoever about J M Coetzee’s new book
I confess to being baffled by Coetzee’s novel The Schooldays of Jesus.
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