From Fyodor Dostoevsky to Steve Coogan (yes, that one).

Highlights include Margaret Atwood, Zadie Smith, Roxane ***, and some of New York’s own.

The author on Naomi Wolf, Nora Ephron and why she finds comfort in reading crime novelsThe book I am currently readingI’m the chair of the 2020 Comedy Women in Print prize so I’m reading my way through dozens of submissions.The book that changed my lif…

She was sentenced to three years for wire fraud and tax evasion.

Joe Dunthorne looks at the best books that deal with facing up to adulthood, including Ottessa Moshfegh’s My Year of Rest and Relaxation and Ben Lerner’s The Topeka SchoolIn simpler times, you could rely on a coming-of-age novel to be narrated by a tee…

His novels were almost always best sellers, and, oh yeah, he discovered dozens of shipwrecks.

American author of more than 80 books forged path as prolific commercial writer who sometimes published four books a yearClive Cussler, the bestselling American author of adventure novels including Sahara and maritime thrillers starring his hero Dirk P…

Tales by Virginia Woolf, Angela Carter and Emily Brontë are all being brought to theatres this year. Their creative teams reflect on what they cut and what they addedHow does a well-loved novel become a stage production without incurring the wrath of b…

A ****** mystery set in horror and squalor, this English-language debut signals the rise of a Mexican starA structurally inventive ****** mystery set in a lawless Mexican village rife with superstition, Fernanda Melchor’s formidable English-language de…

A reliably committed lead performance ignites a mostly enjoyable, often timely, take on the HG Wells story that falls apart in the final actWhile some would argue that the worst thing to have spawned from Marvel’s extended cinematic universe is an over…