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Piers Morgan clashes with guest over JK Rowling’s new book When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. J.K. Rowling released […]
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What do cows and Michael Fish have in common? They can’t always predict a storm – but you can: A breezy new book reveals how to read nature’s very own weather forecast In his book, Tristan Gooley reveals natural ways of predicting very local weather But Gooley claims there is no evidence that cows lie down when it is about […]
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Bridgerton: Anthony opens up about 'difficulty' of love When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. In Bridgerton, the story of […]
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BLOW YOUR HOUSE DOWNA Story of Family, Feminism and TreasonBy Gina Frangello Pity the poor memoirist. The urge to excavate memory does not tend to come from a place of contentment. Add to this that readers may approach the genre with skepticism or a whiff of schadenfreude. I can’t tell you how many times I have been told some version […]
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“America was a V-8 country, gas-driven and water-cooled,” Harry Crews wrote in “Car,” his 1972 novel. In her first book of essays, “The Hard Crowd,” the novelist Rachel Kushner reminds us that she writes as well as any writer alive about the pleasure of a good motor doing what it was designed to do. Desire, drama, exhilaration, peeled nerves: Kushner […]
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Recent titles of interest: LADY JOKER, VOL. 1, by Kaoru Takamura. Translated by Allison Markin Powell and Marie Iida. (Soho Crime, $28.95.) Hinging on a kidnapping plot, Takamura’s prismatic heist novel (published in Japan in 1997) offers a broad indictment of capitalist society. THE GOD EQUATION: The Quest for a Theory of Everything, by Michio Kaku. (Doubleday, $22.) Kaku, a […]
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PHILIP ROTHThe BiographyBy Blake Bailey The 19th-century novel lives on. Its name today is Biography; its nature is that of Dostoyevskian magnitude. And Blake Bailey’s comprehensive life of Philip Roth — to tell it outright — is a narrative masterwork both of wholeness and particularity, of crises wedded to character, of character erupting into insight, insight into desire, and desire […]
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Written by Lauren Geall As Stylist’s junior digital writer, Lauren Geall writes on topics including mental health, wellbeing and work. She’s also a big fan of houseplants and likes to dabble in film and TV from time-to-time. Whether you’re interested in learning more about mental health, are looking for advice or simply want to feel less alone, these brilliant books, […]
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The best new thrillers, staycation reads and memoirs for lazing in the sun. Spring is here! With blossom on the trees and rays of sun lifting our hearts (plus the news that social dawdling in the park is now acceptable), now’s the time to think about your new season reading list for spring summer 2021. Last year’s big hitters (prize […]
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For five days, Paul Theroux, the famous American travel writer, dined on hard-boiled eggs, microwaved dal and wine. He had set out cross-country in a rented Jeep Compass on the day before Thanksgiving, driving from Cape Cod, where he has a house, to Los Angeles, where he delivered boxes of his papers to his archives at Huntington Library, and then […]
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