26 Sep 2024 - 1:01am

Michel Houellebecq is literature’s Lucifer Like all satanic writers, he tells unwanted truths

Darran Anderson

25.09

Beware the weather gods Our obsession with climate has ancient roots

Mary Harrington

24.09

Sally Rooney’s therapy trap She's the portraitist of our narcissistic age

Sam Jennings

20.09

Why feminists love to hate Sally Rooney Her readers are reduced to bitchy schoolgirls

Poppy Sowerby

19.09

Chappell Roan’s fame is a drag Stars need to cultivate closeness

Sarah Ditum

18.09

How to read like a man Male readers now are driven by hubris

Matt Feeney

18.09

The tragic life of Brian Clough He was fuelled by alcohol and fears of inadequacy

Jonathan Wilson

17.09

William Dalrymple’s colonial complex White Mughals have long shaped Britain’s intellectual culture

Samuel Rubinstein

13.09

Bad omens for Neil Gaiman Why the silence about allegations of sexual misconduct?

Julie Bindel

12.09

How Fritz Lang invented fantasy His epic films are free from tiresome psychology

Sam Jennings

11.09

How culture warriors exploited Creative Scotland Hounding shouldn't be funded by the public

Darren McGarvey

10.09

The annihilation of Michel Houellebecq Purged of venom, his sentimental swan song falls flat

Ann Manov