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Literature
Book Review
Greg Jackson imagines an algorithmic universe
By Lee Langley
Diary
Why I don’t lose sleep over AI
By Celia Walden
Books
How Fitzcarraldo keeps racking up Nobel Prizes
By Sam Leith
Book Review
Life in a Roman neighborhood
By Chloë Ashby
Book Review
The sex-and-drug-fueled adventures in Bryan Washington’s latest novel
By Michael Arditti
Book Review
How much of Dickens’s London is fiction?
By A.N. Wilson
Book Review
Marrying a farmer brings its difficulties
By Juliet Nicolson
Book Review
The English debut of Yan Ge
By John Self
London Life
Literary festivals are no fun
By Cosmo Landesman
Prejudices
The death of the Western literary tradition
By Chilton Williamson, Jr.
Books
How America influenced George Orwell
By D.J. Taylor
Place
A literary pilgrimage to Dublin
By Amy Rose Everett
Internet
Stop turning dead authors into sex symbols
By Alexander Larman
Book Review
The real Salman Rushdie
By James Walton
Books
Trainspotting
at thirty: an interview with Irvine Welsh
By Dylan O’Sullivan
Books
How AI will destroy writing
By Sean Thomas
Books
Literary journal in flames after interview with Spectator writer
By Cockburn
Books
Reading Flannery O’Connor under quarantine
By H.W. Crocker III
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