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The American journalist’s thoughts on how we should respond to art created by dreadful people are muddled and poorly researched

As her novel ‘Greek Lessons’ is translated in the UK for the first time, the South Korean author and winner of the International Man Booker Prize talks to Annabel Nugent about translation controversies and the violence of language

Children are open to learning and enjoying a clever plot in ways that it’s hard to remember once we get older

Bruno Le Maire isn’t the only politician to try his hand at an erotic novel, but one passage has been singled out for attention

Booker-longlisted in 2018 for their debut novel, In Our Mad and Furious City, the Londoner talks about the follow-up, the slippery life story of a terror suspect, and the fellowship of Ali Smith during a time of stress

The royal family spent a little under 10 minutes on the balcony before going back inside.

We Are a Haunting, the Mississippi-by-way-of-New-York writer’s debut novel, tells of rent, eviction and ghosts in the projects

The novelist and press secretary to the Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny talks about imprisonment, survival and writing under the regime

The contract that the writers are striking for could set a powerful precedent that AI must work for people, rather than being used to marginalize people to juice profits

Matthew Dallek, author of new book Birchers, sees plentiful precedent for censorship efforts in Republican states

Amrita Rao and her husband RJ Anmol have carved a niche for themselves in the world of social media and the internet revolution. Their YouTube channel - Couple Of Things has more than 84 million views and 3.6 lakh subscribers. It’s a success story rivalled only by Amrita’s acting career…