“Society is ableist”: Alice Hattrick on gender, chronic illness and long Covid
The author talks about their new book Ill Feelings, and why women are too frequently dismissed by doctors.
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Goldsmiths Prize 2021 shortlist: The six most cutting-edge novelists writing today
The £10,000 award, run in association with the New Statesman, celebrates fiction that “breaks the mould and extends the possibilities…
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The double life of Ian Rankin
The crime writer on alter-egos, Scottish independence and why he refused to meet Ian Brady.
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Making the rules of government
Modern constitutions were produced not by liberal ideals but by the demands of war.
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What the army can teach us about leadership
A commander illuminates the wisdom and moral courage that produces the best leaders.
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Why the left must abandon the myth of British decline
The declinist theories championed by Perry Anderson blame the problems of the present on an imagined past.
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Reviewed in short: New books by Anil Seth, Tove Jansson and Tuulikki Pietilä, Gavin Barwell and Stanley Tucci
Being You by Seth, Notes from an Island by Jansson and Pietilä, Chief of Staff by Barwell and Taste by…
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Jonathan Franzen’s bland late style
In Crossroads, the American novelist aims for “transparent” but ends up colourless.
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