Writers

Novels that say a lot without making lots of noise

Cometh the 200,000-word Serbian novel, cometh the man

1980s fiction might more profitably fill your beach-y or gîte-y afternoons

The best agents are unobtrusive and make sure attention is focused on their writers

Russian literature is not bound to Russian politics

A new satire skewers the publishing industry

Why have we never heard of most of the young writers on the latest “Best of …” list?

How and why writers conceal their true selves

The use of author testimonials to sell books is a performative exercise in gilding the lily