Our reviewers cast their eyes over new fiction and non-fiction releases.
Although a slight book,Kang’s fans should enjoy these insights into the impulses and habits that produced her singular novels
Many books about the acclaimed poet focus on her death,but Helen Bain’s inventive novel celebrates Plath’s life.
Ali Smith’s anti-war novel is the second work in the author’s two-part project that began with Gliff.
Emily Lighezzolo’s debut novel gives Sally Rooney and Diana Reid vibes.
Yann Martel’s ambitious novel is composed largely of verse fragments from a fictional lost-and-found alternative to the Iliad of Homer – but you might be better off reading the real thing.
At 50,the Australian author found herself at a crossroads of grief and unexpected fame.
What’s good,what’s bad,and what’s in between in literature this year? Here we review the latest titles.
Michelle Wright’s new novel is a book of debts and investments without a CEO or banker in sight.