16 Aug 2022 - 1:01am

Welcome to Philip K. Dick’s dystopia Nothing is private and no one is free

David Samuels

15.08

How we gave up on Salman Rushdie Britain saw his fatwa and internalised it

Will Lloyd

12.08

University needs to hurt Students should consent to be harmed

Arif Ahmed

12.08

The last American aristocrat George Kennan made hierarchy seem seductive

Phil Klay

11.08

The Tory Party belongs to Alan Clark Sunak and Truss should learn from his vices

John Maier

09.08

Philip Larkin was a filthy genius Sordid ambiguities come with being human

Nicholas Harris

02.08

The timeless beauty of Novalis Sometimes ignorance is bliss

Salley Vickers

11.07

Why fiction is failing Britain Novelists are ignoring every day reality

Francesca Peacock

21.06

Why we need fairies Our perception of the world has lost all wonder

Salley Vickers

17.06

The deracination of literature We have fallen out of love with good writing

Mary Gaitskill

31.05

Stella Creasy’s bourgeois feminism Criminalising catcalling won't stop men hitting their wives

Kathleen Stock

18.05

Why normal people love Sally Rooney They see their sad lives reflected in her stories

John Maier