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The first fiction the author has written since he was attacked in 2022 comprises three novellas and two shorter works set across India, England and the US ...

Over-regulation has rendered progressive change impossible, argue the authors of this clear and rigorous book. But what about the tradeoffs?

This spare, luminously pure novel charts a secret gay relationship in post-industrial Wales ...

This fascinating book questions whether such a misunderstood ideal should be lauded as an end in itself ...

Ahead of the Black British book festival, literary figures say the number of books being published by Black writers has 'plummeted'

Longlisted for the Women's prize, this powerful dystopian novel imagines people jailed for their potential to commit crimes ...

Judge rules that law banning school libraries and classrooms from carrying books depicting sex acts had been applied unconstitutionally ...

Journalist Beck argues that the war on terror made America vastly more authoritarian, paving the way for Trump ...

This emotionally astute novel describes a woman's descent into psychological distress, but some of its ideas remain embryonic ...

In her second memoir, Knox writes about her attempts to adjust to normal life after leaving prison in Italy ...