Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s triumphant return
Dream Count, the Nigerian writer’s first novel in more than a decade, is a powerful exploration of misogyny, masculinity and…
By Nicola Sturgeon
New Times,
New Thinking.
In this memoir-cum-manifesto, the author explores the politicised nature of love – and why it seems to elude us.
ByThe Irish author’s exhilarating fourth novel, The City Changes Its Face, proves there is nobody writing sex like her.
ByAlso featuring Threads of Empire by Dorothy Armstrong and Beartooth by Callan Wink.
ByCharlemagne and The Sopranos, Trump and I, Claudius – all owe a debt to the imperial biographies of Suetonius.
ByThis story of Martha Goddard’s forensic method does more than reclaim her role in history – it gives her a…
ByThe Irish nationalist was caught in the fault lines between empire and nation, colonised and coloniser, public face and private…
ByCatholicism gave English literature something it needs to rediscover.
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