Isabel Waidner: “The British novel reproduces white middle-class values and aesthetics”
The author on their Goldsmiths Prize-shortlisted book Sterling Karat Gold, humour, and why the novel has to change.
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“I’m an analogue human in a digital world”: Jeanette Winterson on joining Substack
In an exclusive interview with the New Statesman, the novelist talks about burning books, Dominic Cummings, and becoming Substack’s new…
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Bernard Cornwell: “I always had the insane ambition to be a novelist”
The bestselling author on how to start writing, his upbringing with the Peculiar People, and why he brought back Sharpe.
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Peter Thiel: Big Tech’s dark prophet
How the billionaire entrepreneur and libertarian grasped the fundamental truth of capitalism.
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Bernardine Evaristo’s memoir is a story of prejudice and perseverance
Manifesto reminds us of the importance of not losing hope.
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How science conquered climate change denial
Experts and activists battled the fossil fuel lobby to establish the facts of global warming.
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Reviewed in short: New books by Ken Worpole, Craig Whitlock, Mary Roach and Ilya Kaminsky
No Matter How Many Skies Have Fallen by Worpole, The Afghanistan Papers by Whitlock, Animal Vegetable Criminal by Roach and…
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Your very own Sylvia Plath
An auction of the poet’s private possessions reveals the tension between her work and her personal life.
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