18 March, 2013
Gabriel Roberts
Gabriel Roberts finds this collection of late writing scattered, insubstantial, and unworthy of the late Christopher Hitchens.
3 March, 2013
Tom Cutterham
Lars Iyer's latest novel completes a trilogy dedicated to thought, foolishness, and the university, writes Tom Cutterham
Charles Nixon
Charles Nixon finds too many faults in the latest posthumous collection of David Foster Wallace's writing.
Ceri Hunter
Paula Byrne gets big ideas from some very small objects in her new biography of Jane Austen, Ceri Hunter writes.
Paul Sweeten
An original short story by Paul Sweeten.
17 February, 2013
Toby Lloyd
Prajwal Parajuly's debut collection of stories leads Toby Lloyd to ask why Britain has such little appetite for short fiction.
Rebecca Loxton
Rebecca Loxton looks for Salman Rushdie in the cracks between fact and fiction that appear in his memoir.
Alistair Noon
Alistair Noon translates four poems by the Russian poet Osip Mandelstam.