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Fiction
Ideally you should read the trilogy in order
Avril Horner’s new biography is packed with incidents both monumental and mundane
It is a load of tripe. And I really didn’t want it to be
Francis Spufford’s latest is a gorgeously rich and multilayered story, packed with gunfire, music and superstition
The Dimensions of a Cave proposes a variation on Plato: which is the true choice between reality and shadow?
If Orwell’s novel is a fable of ideology gone wrong, Sandra Newman’s book is the story of a young woman who believes in nothing
The second volume of his trilogy serves as a prequel to the first, tracing the origins of Norway’s ominous new celestial body
Is it a place, or a state of mind, or a bit of both?
She masterfully uses the smallest details — of dress, food, décor — to convey class and character
It’s hard to find writers ancient or modern who have used language with a music, wit and tenderness comparable to Moore’s
