Tag: Literature

Total Results: 211


'The Vargas Llosa that will be remembered is the playful chap.' Christopher Pillitz / Getty Images
18 Apr 2025 - 1:01am

Mario Vargas Llosa’s illiberal conversion He swapped Leftism for Pinochet

Pratinav Anil

Tuesday, 15 April

15.04

Spare us another Pride and Prejudice remake Gen Zs should just read the book

Poppy Sowerby

Tuesday, 8 April

08.04

The literary man isn’t dead Podcasts are the new salons

Matthew Sini

Saturday, 29 March

29.03

Netflix is degrading our politics Adolescence isn't a documentary

Darran Anderson

Thursday, 27 March

27.03

The lost New York of Henry James He raged against the ethos of quick profit

Colm Toibin

Thursday, 27 February

27.02

The paradox of Millennial perfection Their lives are so good they're bad

Agnes Callard

Monday, 27 January

27.01

Zadie Smith’s multicultural fantasy 'White Teeth' chronicles a failed project

Ralph Leonard

Tuesday, 7 January

07.01

The vapid world of America’s top book influencer Zibby Owens offers a tonic for the ennui of upscale strivers

Matthew Gasda

Friday, 15 November

15.11

The rebel cult of Murakami He rejected Japan's literary establishment

Christopher Harding

Thursday, 3 October

03.10

The moral weakness of Britain’s ruling class Alan Hollinghurst revels in elite misbehaviour

Pratinav Anil

Thursday, 26 September

26.09

Michel Houellebecq is literature’s Lucifer Like all satanic writers, he tells unwanted truths

Darran Anderson

Tuesday, 24 September

24.09

Sally Rooney’s therapy trap She's the portraitist of our narcissistic age

Sam Jennings