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Cal Revely-Calder

Cal Revely-Calder

Literary Editor & Art at The Daily Telegraph

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  • English
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Recent Articles

telegraph.co.uk

The 12 most memorable summer reads, chosen by our writers

Wondering what to take on holiday? Our writers, editors and readers reflect on their best books for the beach – from biographies to novellas
6 months ago
telegraph.co.uk

The best fiction books of 2024

This year’s standout novels offered a mix of brains and fun, with side-helpings of sex, God and rural Australia. Read on for our highlights…
about 1 year ago
telegraph.co.uk

Sally Rooney is a great political writer – her new novel is proof

Intermezzo, the Irish writer’s fourth novel, is a sensual and sad millennial tale. But there’s more to her world view than many people admit
about 1 year ago
telegraph.co.uk

The 10 best books to read this autumn

Sally Rooney is back with a new novel, Boris Johnson’s memoir hits bookshops and Putin’s greatest political foe publishes posthumously
over 1 year ago
telegraph.co.uk

More laughter than tears as celebrities remember literary giant Mar...

Great and good of literary and celebrity worlds gather for memorial to author, who died aged 73 last year
over 1 year ago
telegraph.co.uk

10 essential new books to read in 2024

From a new spy thriller to Gabriel Garcia Márquez’s final novel, be sure to find space for these titles on your shelves in the new year
almost 2 years ago
telegraph.co.uk

Booker Prize 2023: this year's winning novel by Paul Lynch is polit...

Paul Lynch's Prophet Song was the weak link in a strong shortlist – and the real winner was overlooked
about 2 years ago
telegraph.co.uk

The best (and worst) fiction books of 2023, from Eleanor Catton to ...

Never mind the A-list – this year’s best books came from unsung names, indie presses and odd archival depths. Read on for the highlights…
about 2 years ago
telegraph.co.uk

The novelist who’s closer to God than any other

At just 48 pages, Jon Fosse’s luminous new novella A Shining is a perfect introduction to the Nobel Prize-winning author's work
about 2 years ago
telegraph.co.uk

Gothic castles, storms, romance… but this sly novel will have you f...

Anna Biller, director of The Love Witch, turns an aborted film script into a deliciously kitsch, self-critiquing story of a woman in peril
about 2 years ago
telegraph.co.uk

A weird outsider, a religious town – and one of the year’s best novels

Study for Obedience, the second novel by Sarah Bernstein, is a beautiful, riddling tale of a woman on the fringe of a rural community
over 2 years ago