Leo Robson

His latest novel borrows too freely from his previous work. But what work it has been

The football manager’s posthumous memoir A Beautiful Game reveals his battle to make England’s golden generation shine.

The novelist and New Statesman contributor, who has died aged 87, was one of the pre-eminent English writers.

The Room Next Door resolves the Spanish director’s struggle between black comedy and bookish melodrama.

Despite being strewn with mistakes, Unleashed shows that deep down the former PM always believes himself to be right.

How Ian McEwan became the dominant novelist of his generation.

In his first interview since the attack on his life, the novelist refuses to be defined as target or victim.

“Billy was a shit,” Bogdanovich told me over the phone from LA.

How the acclaimed critic made his journey to popular writing, finds solace in Shakespeare, and took revenge on Cambridge.

In its Reaganite military pomp, Top Gun seemed to mark the end of an era – but a new sequel shows it may not be over yet.