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For all that jazz has been touted as America's classical music, a definitive textbook has been curiously ...
Possessed of both imaginative empathy and an astringent wit, rigorously nonjudgmental yet armed with ...
Perhaps Jonathan Safran Foer's Eating Animals, a nonfiction exploration of how meat makes its way to our ...
For a writer who has been so lovingly embraced by critics and readers for the past ten years, Lethem is certainly ...
This book lays out the evidence for evolution, which is second only to gravity in terms of Things Supported ...
Michaels was one of the last century's undiscovered populists and truly great pervs. Starting with 1969's ...
Margaret Atwood's latest novel would be a polemic if it wasn't also such a mesmerising read. The Year of ...
Westerners at a spiritual or career crossroads have long made pilgrimages to India, looking for God or ...
From Thomas Pynchon, an author we expect to take decade-long breaks, ...
A crazed epic about a rubber baron who drags a steamship across an Amazonian ...
Nick Laird's sophomore novel tackles a well-worn literary trope - the love triangle ...
There's an idealisation of the first time we experience a favourite work of art ...
Collins owns - without a doubt - the greatest job title we never knew we wanted: literary ...
Eugene "Huge" Smalls is our kind of kid. He's small for his age (12) and smart enough ...
At the heart of Brian Evenson's brilliant new short story collection there lies ...
John Updike's greatest literary talent was his ability to infuse mundane events ...
The proto-punk goddess on her rise to fame alongside photographer Mapplethorpe.
A series of stories on the themes of love, loss and time built of the foundation of buildings.
A memoir of dark humour and metaphor traversing a life of peaks and troughs.
Sarah Fuller, author of Hong Kong's first travel guide for wheelchair users, tells Steve Cheng where wheels can carry you in our vertical city.
Freakonomics, a collaboration between economist Steven Levitt and New York Times journalist Stephen ...
Smart, stern and ramrod straight, James Ellroy sits in his Chelsea Harbour hotel room and broods about ...
People are always curious about what you're reading. You see them sneaking looks on the MTR or the elevator, ...
Acclaimed Irish writer Colm Tóibín has been on both ends of a Man Literary prize. His novels ...
As far as motivation goes, Tammy Ho and Jeff Zroback have it in spades. It takes an attenuated sense of insight ...
Can Xue, China's leading proponent of experimental fiction, is going to America. She has been once before, ...
Cult author Douglas Coupland talks to Alan Rutter about his new novel, Generation A, and the uncertain ...
Healthy eating expert, TV chef and ‘Model Cook' Daniel Green knows how to eat ...
Amid a whirlwind book tour of Asia, Professor Richard Thaler tells Patrick Brzeski why world leaders are ...
Mary Agnew talks fate and foliage with Sam Ferrer, author of The Last Gods of Indochine. When making the ...
From Rudyard Kipling's poems about Eastern beauties to the profusion of Asian Babes ...
He has won the Mexican Order of the Aztec Eagle, the highest award the Mexican Government ...
Confucius, she says... Yu Dan's Confucius from the Heart has already sold ten million copies and turned ...
Rachel Dewoskin first became known in China as the star of Foreign Babes ...
Although born in London and now based in Bookham, England, Anne Berry is still a ...
Born in Nairobi, Kenya, in 1969, Ali Velshi grew up in Canada's financial capital of Toronto. Earning a ...
Tash Aw breathes a sigh of deep relief as he sits down, the kind that indicates the ...
The writer/cartoonist tells Paul Kay why he's happy to be a stranger in a strange land Guy Delisle is ...
Once upon a time, there was a man who went to sleep every night and dreamt he was a butterfly. One day, a remarkable ...
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