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The Canadian poet, whose winning collection explores environmental and personal loss, discusses making art in existential times ...

Queen tells reading campaign that listening counts too - and the publishing industry increasingly agrees ...

The ghosts of Lincoln in the Bardo return to confront a dying oil man's destructive legacy - but this time they feel like a gimmick ...

The 85-year-old bestselling author's final novel, Adam and Eve, will be published in English in October ...

In this larky autofiction, the ups and downs of creative life are cartoonishly dramatised as the writer becomes an action hero ...

Poet's sixth collection explores the destruction of the natural world, with a perspective shaped by her upbringing in rural Canada ...

The award, run by Hachette UK and Libraro, aims to 'sidestep the traditional barricades of the book industry' and give readers a role in discovering new talent ...

As the Booker prize-winning author prepares to publish his final novel at 80, we assess his finest work ...

An exploration of what constitutes the literary arts - plus all the 'troubled hearts' and demons that accompany it - through the lens of Shakespeare's Hamlet ...

This contrived addition to a sub-genre popularised by H is for Hawk and Raising Hare falls to earth with a thud ...