The book, slated for a global release on November 4, under the Hamish Hamilton imprint, comprises three novellas and two ...

T.S. Eliot said April was the cruellest month of all, but from a reader’s point of view that is far from being the case. And ...

The essay collection “Silent Catastrophes” explores how we might navigate the end of empire and the rise of authoritarianism.

Stuck in The Hague with only time to kill? This reading list offers ICC detainees the perfect literary escape.

Prepare to rethink ancient myths, explore the depths of the human mind and do more in these new books by Anders Nilsen, María Medem, Jason Novak and Rachel Ang.

Salman Rushdie's "The Eleventh Hour" will mark his first published fiction since being stabbed at a lecture in New York in 2022.

And Goya and Kafka and Bosch as well ... and I hope readers may see and enjoy it in the same way,” the author said. Rushdie’s ...

In this novel that recalls the societal oppression and alienation in the works of Margaret Atwood and Franz Kafka, protagonist Sara Hussein is detained at the airport as she returns to Los Angeles ...

Sprinkle in the rational irrationality of Joseph Heller’s and Franz Kafka’s best works ... finalist for a Pulitzer prize and National Book Award, tells her dystopian tale by combining ...