It's largely thanks to him that the British comic novel remains in good health': David Lodge remembered by Jonathan CoeDavid Lodge's 'Changing Places' humorously contrasts British and American academic cultures, marking it as a significant work in British comedy literature.
The Proof of My Innocence by Jonathan Coe review ingenious cosy crime spoofThe novel cleverly critiques British society and politics through the lens of a cosy crime narrative, emphasizing the contrast between superficial charm and underlying turmoil.
A Vision of England Today, Dark and RottenAndrew O'Hagan's new book exemplifies the British state-of-the-nation novel, focusing on diverse characters rather than a singular protagonist.
J. G. Ballard, Secret Agent in SuburbiaThe British novelist documented the struggles of life in the outskirts of London from the 1970s to the 2000s.
A Vision of England Today, Dark and RottenAndrew O'Hagan's new book exemplifies the British state-of-the-nation novel, focusing on diverse characters rather than a singular protagonist.
J. G. Ballard, Secret Agent in SuburbiaThe British novelist documented the struggles of life in the outskirts of London from the 1970s to the 2000s.
The English Language's Greatest Stylist Is Back With a Beautiful New NovelHollinghurst's 'Our Evenings' explores themes of class and the fragility of happiness in the context of British society.
Ducks in the Drawing Room | Je WilsonBarbara Comyns, a relatively obscure British author in her time, has experienced a revival of interest in recent decades.Comyns' unique writing style and outsider perspective make her work feel like discovering hidden treasure.