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This bold debut about a woman finding healing after a late miscarriage is written with utter conviction ...

A vivid and entertaining polemnic on the economics of the tech revolution, filled with righteous ire ...

The writer made headlines when she accused the world's wealthiest man of lacking joy, culture, a sense of beauty Meanwhile, her own life has been an attempt to understand and explain the world. She talks us through her latest book ...

The Cyclops's eye view ...

Thanks to rushed deadlines, financial pressure and overworked staff, titles are going to market before they're ready - and then sliding from view immediately ...

At 80, SF author M John Harrison is producing some of his best work. He talks about finding his voice, alien intelligence and the advice from Iain Banks that still spurs him on ...

From local book clubs to group sessions with authors, what's driving people back to wood pulp and ink? I have a few ideas ...

Literary magazine will no longer engage in 'external publishing partnerships' after Commonwealth prize furore ...

The breakout success of her debut created a publishing scramble for Black writers, but has that appetite for diversity endured? Carty-Williams talks about wanting to quit the TV adaptation, why now is the perfect time for her sequel ...

The Pinnacle by Abir Mukherjee; A Violent Masterpiece by Jordan Harper; Murder on the Red River by Marcie R Rendon; The Devoted by Catherine Cho; The Repentants by Kate Foster ...