Ellen Peirson-Hagger

Han, the first South Korean author to win the award, tackles humanity “from the sublime to the brutal” in her oblique, arresting fiction.

The New Zealand author, born 100 years ago, was both tormented and inspired by her experience of mental illness.

The New Zealand author, born 100 years ago, was both tormented and inspired by her experience of mental illness.

Across her varied discography, the singer-songwriter conjures images of hyper-local folk tales and white Dorset cliffs.

Informed by the novelist’s fight against Fascism in Italy, Her Side of the Story is a remarkable investigation into selfhood.

The author behind American Fiction on rewriting Mark Twain, the evolution of racism, and his addiction to irony.

In January 2022, I felt hopeful. Neil Young and Joni Mitchell had pulled their extensive back-catalogues from Spotify after the influential podcaster Joe Rogan spread vaccine misinformation on the str

Hardship haunted his short life, but a celebration of what would have been his 80th birthday reveals the country troubadour’s dedicated following.

Writers and readers interested in the pursuits of the Royal Society of Literature (RSL) must be “puzzled by what they hear about its current troubles”, read a letter published in the Times Literary Su

Leslie Jamison gives this advice to her non-fiction writing students: “You have to dislodge the cocktail-party version of the story in order to get at the more complicated version lurking beneath the