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Review / On Beauty by Zadie Smith
It’s been sixteen years since Zadie Smith’s Orange Prize-winning On Beauty was published, and perhaps our standards for London's literary...


Review / The Line of Beauty by Alan Hollinghurst
With Jamesian lightness of touch, and Waugh-like West London snobs, Alan Hollinghurst devastates with his 2004 novel The Line of Beauty....


Review / She Said by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey
Both a pacey homage to investigative journalism and a sanguine look at the #MeToo movement, She Said is the thrilling story behind the...


Review / Such a Fun Age by Kiley Reid
Emira Tucker is an aimless twenty-five-year-old on the brink of losing her health insurance and Alix Chamberlain is the woman she...


Review / Real Life by Brandon Taylor
“Wallace is unwell.” Real Life is a slow, tense psychological drama, building to an excruciating climax that doesn’t quite release....
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