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Tag: Literature

Total Results: 212

“Benson did not spare her compatriots her satirical gaze” (Hulton-Deutsch Collection/CORBIS/Corbis via Getty Images)
08/22/2023 - 1:00am

The snake within the suffragette movement Stella Benson deserves rehabilitation

Andrew Doyle
Friday, August 18
18.08

Why men need bad-boy literature Martin Amis was the laureate of toxic masculinity

Nicholas Harris
Monday, August 14
14.08

Why you should read like a child Martin Amis was wrong about kids' books

Nikhil Krishnan
Wednesday, August 9
09.08

The cursed outposts of America’s empire Denis Johnson exposed the conceit of adventurism

Lily Lynch
Wednesday, August 2
02.08

Did David Foster Wallace predict the future? Our world is more dystopian than Infinite Jest

Sarah Ditum
Thursday, July 13
13.07

Milan Kundera’s last joke His genius has become a victim of history

David Samuels
Friday, June 16
16.06

Eat, Pray, Get Cancelled Elizabeth Gilbert's capitulation is a gift to the mob

Kathleen Stock
Saturday, June 10
10.06

Mary Gaitskill: How a chatbot charmed me We analysed dreams, love and human pets

Mary Gaitskill
Friday, June 9
09.06

Cormac McCarthy’s irrational apocalypse In his world, mankind is nothing without bloodshed

Park MacDougald
Monday, June 5
05.06

Is anyone at home in Northern Ireland? An ambiguous identity is productive for writers

Aris Roussinos
Tuesday, May 23
23.05

The liberal complacency of Martin Amis His exquisite style hid a squalid sense of morality

Terry Eagleton
Monday, May 22
22.05

Martin Amis knew the horror of words Debased language is the tool of the dictator

David Patrikarakos