10/19/2021 - 1:00am

John Le Carré understood you His new book is an antidote to a generation of dispassionate authors

Philip Hensher

14.10

Would you sell a kidney to be famous? Success is now determined by our hunger for clout

Mary Harrington

09.10

How to survive our tragedy Covid has receded — but will pride and hubris doom humanity?

Terry Eagleton

06.10

Hong Kong’s Zero Covid deception There is nothing 'normal' about the draconian measures still in place

Philip Cowley

13.09

The problem with white saviours Ostentatious meekness doesn't make you a good person

Tomiwa Owolade

11.09

The war on Martin Amis His response to the attacks was a quixotic and disastrous battle against Islamism

Will Lloyd

07.09

Sex, drugs and the Modern Review We wouldn't have survived amid today's echo chambers and cancel culture

Julie Burchill

04.09

We need to talk about 9/11 A short story about America's new enemies

Lionel Shriver

03.09

Sally Rooney needs to be famous She has become a prisoner of her own perspective

Sarah Ditum

31.08

Why was Virginia Woolf so rude? She knew that all of us are actually horrible

Henry Oliver

25.08

Why were we shocked by Afghanistan? The West has always been deluded about imperialism

Philip Hensher

17.08

Quentin Tarantino’s mummy issues He clings on to trauma — and turns it into art

Tanya Gold