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A new collection from Penguin Classics takes fourteen stories from the last decade of the writer’s life
The novel is as much a historical artifact as a work of fiction
Sorry, New York: you’ve got serious competition
The poor bloke was on his arse. But I could see that evening he was definitely on his way back. He had the survivor’s glint
Max Boot’s contention that Reagan was a lightweight pragmatist who played little part in reviving America or winning the Cold War is absurdly revisionist
Brian Vickers aims to ‘restore’ Kyd to greatness — but claiming too much on too little evidence does the playwright no favors
In The Voyage Home, she takes the infrastructure of legend and invests it with brutal realism
In Ingrained, Callum Robinson’s aim is not simply to convey his love of working in his chosen way, but to evoke his craft warts and all
Her latest unsettling collection of stories loosely connected by the theme of hunger contains graphic descriptions of violence and cannibalism
The White Ladder is divided into four sections, following four types of climbers in a loosely chronological narrative
