The unfortunate misogyny of Philip Larkin
When he wasn’t obsessing over pornography, he could be truly insightful and touching
When he wasn’t obsessing over pornography, he could be truly insightful and touching
The gender fiction gap isn’t as modern as we think
What bubbles up must go down
After Fault Lines, his acclaimed family history, David Pryce-Jones has written another kind of autobiography: Signatures, the memoirs of a bibliophile
American drink writing tends to be self-flagellating: the recovering alcoholic’s remembrance of sins past