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Why everything feels broken: Three books that make sense of modern chaos
3+ week, 3+ day ago (1076+ words) The tragedy of my generation is that we were raised in a period when news and analysis moved slowly enough for even those who didn’t stay across current affairs to have a fairly good understanding of important events. I recall,…...
Edinburgh libraries shortlisted for British Book Awards 2026 Library of the Year
6+ mon, 2+ week ago (319+ words) Two Edinburgh libraries are finalists in The British Book Awards. Craigmillar and Oxgangs libraries have been shortlisted for the British Book Awards 2026 Library of the Year title. Philip Jones, editor of The Bookseller and chair of the judges for The…...
Rethinking Alasdair Gray: A cultural, literary and feminist legacy
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (981+ words) archive is always expanding. When it came to the business of writing, he leaned on others just as much....
Review: A Violent Masterpiece by Jordan Harper
3+ mon, 1+ week ago (1026+ words) As a critic, I love being proved wrong. I try to approach each book objectively, but sometimes it’s difficult to suppress the desire to judge early and fast. I picked up A Violent Masterpiece by Jordan Harper and couldn’t help…...
10 books everyone will be talking about this autumn from Rachel Cusk to Val McDermid
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (255+ words) Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa (Image: Getty) Chatto & Windus, £18.99 Ukrainian Lessons: Art in a Time of War (Image: Jonathan Cape) Arts journalist and classicist, Charlotte Higgins first visited Ukraine in 2022, a few months into the war, and has since returned…...
‘She changed my life’: a tributes to Zoë Wicomb by Louise Welsh
10+ mon, 2+ week ago (396+ words) obituaries of notable people from the worlds of business, politics, arts and sport but sometimes we miss...
I read national treasure Lorraine Kelly new novel - and it's a charming tale
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (280+ words) Writing fiction has been a dream for national treasure Lorraine Kelly since she was four years old and living surrounded by books. She’s grown up to be credited with a fair few of her own, but this is only her…...
Author Julian Barnes bids us a powerful farewell, says Neil Mackay
5+ mon, 4+ week ago (1027+ words) In what he says is his final novel, Departure(S), Julian Barnes is at his playful and brilliant best, says our Writer at Large Neil Mackay JULIAN Barnes approaches fiction like a crab stealing up on its prey: sideways. The style…...
From fiction to biography and politics, 10 great books for your summer reading list
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (161+ words) Like a Cat Loves a Bird: The Nine Lives of Muriel Spark James Bailey (Image: Sceptre) Running On Air by Sophie Raworth (Image: Bloomsbury Sport/PA) In her mid-forties, previously unsporty BBC presenter Sophie Raworth took inspiration from a friend…...
Review: Quite Ugly One Evening by Chris Brookmyre: A welcome return
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (811+ words) If Quite Ugly One Morning was an angry book, its successor is downright furious The Herald Review: Quite Ugly One Evening by Chris Brookmyre: A welcome return Quite Ugly One Evening, Chris Brookmyre, (Abacus, £22) It’s been 30 years since Chris Brookmyre’s…...