The Spectator’s 2022 Books of the Year
Our writers weigh in
Our writers weigh in
Arguably America’s greatest living novelist is back with two novels
There are relatively few rules beyond (perhaps) a disregard for plot
She remains one of American literature’s great survivors — and provocateurs
A new book shows how the 1619 Project is being taught to students
The legendary writer’s iconic Corvette photo sold for $26,000
Surrender is full of wry asides on fame, faith and self-flagellation
Whiners of the literary world, unite!
The book will be called Spare
Mussolini’s Daughter: The Most Dangerous Woman in Europe by Caroline Moorehead reviewed
Faith, Hope and Carnage by Nick Cave and Seán O’Hagan reviewed
Sunday Best: 80 Great Books from a Lifetime of Reviews by John Carey reviewed
It helps to have a soft spot for life-wisdom books
James Acaster has not stopped exploring where he might want to go
A sharp new book takes a look at its quackery
Alex Perez snaps Hobart Pulp
He was an in-demand movie star yet it seemed to bring him only stress and unhappiness
It was an assault on literary free speech itself
A new biography captures his entire world
Patrick Galbraith’s latest goes searching for kittiwakes and grouses