Category - Literature

• Physician, horseman was confidant of journalist
• A novel of thirty self-contained chapters, all of them responding in their own way to the titular question.
• A NEW WORLD CALLS FOR A NEW LITERATURE
• When things get hard, Burnham can seek inspiratio­n from the Bard
• Reading made cool again as stand-up comedy meets classics in Shanghai
• New Mexico writer, author and educator to be featured at WNP
• HOW TO WRITE A HOLIDAY THRILLER
• Award-winning Canadian humorist got laughs but kept practising law
• One of nation’s greatest literary treasures on show
• Mabey wins Lynley Dodd Children’s Writers Award
• ‘Confidence and charisma’ – Daniella is crowned national poetry champion
• Montgomery: Unbeatable, Unbearable, by Gary Mean Alan Judd
• I’ve got lots of male readers who really enjoy these books
• Poetry pop- ups will explore Clyde
• NASA’S ‘moon tree’ celebrated with poem, party
• Fiction has always been obsessed with dead women
• A little girl’s big dreams come true
• Why Austrian author Ingeborg Bachmann remains a literary icon
• Human rights expert Philippe Sands wins German Peace Prize
• Crime writers to take on villains
• A nothing-burger that fails to convey historical trauma: FIONA O’CONNOR questions the achievemen­t of this year’s Orwell prize winner for political fiction
• Poet teams up with pop band to launch award in memory of aunt
• Restoratio­n of ‘Allama Iqbal Chair’ at Heidelberg University in final phase: Amb Saqlain Syedah
• JUDE POETRY IN EMOTION..
• • Sigrid Nunez discusses loveless childhoods and disgruntle­d readers
• SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY
• All Lankan literature, cinema, music lovers united under one roof
• Fall Writers to Watch
• 63 Where the Wild Things Are
• • Summer reads
• • Lemn Sissay remembers a pioneer of British publishing
• The Most Important Works of Art in American History
• Hippos go berserk in Fred Kennedy and James Edward Clark’s madcap 1980s-styled satirical comic The Florida Hippopotam­us Cocaine Massacre.
• Couture fairy tales bewitched Paris
• The Age of Reading Is Over
• • Stephanie Merritt on Francis Gooding’s Gower peninsula memoir
• A Novel Reckoning
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