The most prestigious prize in fiction still carries significant heft with the book-buying public, even in a changing landscape of book marketing and discovery led by BookTok Next week will see the crowning of a new Booker Prize winner, and…
Batting frailties give Sri Lanka food for thought Three crucial knockout matches today World record 53 red cards shown in Brazilian youth game Vadodara and Mumbai to host WPL 2027 Mendis and Udara steady ship with warm-up fifties by Prof. Rajiva Wijesinha…
A vivid novel explores childhood and death in new ways. Image: Courtesy Tin House Books “A bullet is a mouthful of pennies,” Zumas writes. “A bullet tears metal and meat. A bullet shot on the night of June 2, 1984, went through…
Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah did not take home a prize at last night’s SA Literary Awards, but her impact on this year’s Adelaide Writers’ Week did not go unnoticed. Multiple award winners referenced Abdel-Fattah in their acceptance speeches, including Non-Fiction…
Elif Shafak imagines the French novelist through the eyes of the women in his life. When French novelist Gustave Flaubert sits down to write the fate of his famous character Emma Bovary, she suddenly speaks to him, opening the floodgates…
Despite its lush language, the young adult novel “Fallen Beauty” promised way more than it could deliver. A Court of Thorns and Roses, The Cruel Prince When a dark twist on Rapunzel meets “The Picture of Dorian Gray,” it’s a…
The Michigan Daily Book Review took it upon themselves to read the six novels shortlisted for this year’s Booker Prize. Every year, six English-language books published in the United Kingdom and Ireland are nominated, and our reviewers tackle the list.
Isolato: Frisco Poems, 2020-2026 by Jonah Raskin (American Poetry Systems, 2026) Isolato is something far different than that earlier, joyous series of romps – and far more profound. It is the kind of book that stokes instant resonance, leaves a lingering glow, and…
New Statesman The author’s latest supernatural fiction, The Rouse, challenges the novel’s form by subverting the conventional structure of a book The Goldsmiths Prize exists to reward fiction that breaks the mould or extends the possibilities of the novel form.
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