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What Was Promised – 'Tobias Hill's White Teeth'
Review: Tobias Hill is a writer who has never been easily classifiable. His work includes award-winning collections of poetry and short stories, …
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Bruno and the Referendum
Article: 22nd Jun 2016
Some thoughts about Bruno and what it means to be European…
For want of a motive for the book thief, let’s run through some possibilities
Article: 9th Jan 2022
Filippo Bernardini is accused of stealing manuscripts. For money or just a good read?…
Rising stars of 2014 – stage
Article: 5th Jan 2014
We speak to comedian Aisling Bea, theatre director Sam Yates and dancer Francesca Hayward about an exciting year ahead…
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June 2016 (1)
May 2016 (2)
- S. J. Parris News: TV Deal for Bruno Series!
- Review: The Mandibles: A Family 2029-2047 by Lionel Shriver
April 2016 (1)
March 2016 (2)
- Review: Maestra by LS Hilton review - many shades of shocking
- Review: At the Edge of the Orchard by Tracy Chevalier - review
February 2016 (2)
- S. J. Parris News: S.J.Parris Guardian Masterclass on Plotting
- Article: The perils of writing about sex: 'Your partner will think it's about them. Or - even worse - someone else'
January 2016 (1)
November 2015 (4)
- S. J. Parris News: Treachery selected for World Book Night
- S. J. Parris News: Giordano Bruno will return in Conspiracy
- Review: Katherine Carlyle by Rupert Thomson - resists easy categories
- Review: The Crossing by Andrew Miller - mesmeric but infuriating
October 2015 (3)
- Review: Dictator by Robert Harris - a remarkable literary achievement
- Article: Miles Jupp: 'I'd love to play a Bond villain'
- Review: The Gap of Time by Jeanette Winterson - The Winter's Tale retold
September 2015 (1)
August 2015 (5)
- Review: Stewart Lee: A Room With a Stew - a tongue-in-cheek comic on top of his game
- Review: Edinburgh festival 2015 comedy - heckling iPods, improv ballads and feminist rap
- Article: Felicity Ward: 'As soon as I mention the word anxiety, the audience go quiet'
- Article: Nina Conti: 'I'm hoping people will sit in the front row if they're feeling brave'
- Review: Edinburgh festival 2015 comedy - Lolly Adefope, Aisling Bea and Joseph Morpurgo among the highlights
July 2015 (1)
June 2015 (2)
- Article: Is the pram in the hall still the enemy of good art?
- Article: So-called 'Viagra for women' leaves me cold
May 2015 (3)
- Review: The Infidel Stain - MJ Carter's smartly plotted murder mystery
- Review: Sophie and the Sibil - George Eliot's later life reimagined
- Review: A God in Ruins by Kate Atkinson - her finest work
April 2015 (1)
March 2015 (3)
- Review: The Kindness - Polly Samson's sensuous tale of family tragedy
- Article: Patrick Gale: 'There was a mythology about
- Article: I hope dancing Dermot O'Leary felt the love amid the pain
February 2015 (6)
- Review: Kim Noble: You're Not Alone - a dark and often troubling performance
- Review: Vanessa and Her Sister - Bloomsbury reimagined
- Review: We Are Pirates - madcap sitcom with a dark twist
- Article: Myleene Klass is right - children's parties are a social minefield
- Article: William Nicholson: 'In Hollywood, people push you to produce work you didn't know you had in you'
- Article: Colleen McCullough's obituary shows looks aren't everything. Unless you're a woman
January 2015 (1)
December 2014 (1)
November 2014 (7)
- Article: I don't want to lecture you... but do tune in to Reith
- Review: An Evening with Noel Fielding - enjoyable silliness
- Article: Lee Evans: sweaty, knotty tour de force
- Article: Dapper Laughs: vile, humourless misogyny? It's banter, innit?
- Article: Climate change play 2071 aims to make data dramatic
- Review: Lamentation by CJ Sansom - a new chapter for Shardlake
- S. J. Parris News: Treachery reviewed by The Observer
October 2014 (6)
- Article: The Book of Strange New Things by Michel Faber - the story of Jesus goes intergalactic
- Article: CJ Sansom: a bestselling mix of Tudor history and mystery
- Article: Sara Pascoe: 'Female sexuality is an active thing'
- Article: Jihadis are terrorists. Don't charge them with treason
- Review: Books to Die For - passionate advocacy for gems of crime fiction
- Review: John Kearns review - too much shtick, too little substance
August 2014 (7)
- Article: Tana French: 'I've always been interested in the intensity of friendship and the dangers that come with that'
- Review: Edinburgh festival 2014: Paxo - quickfire sarcasm, passion and a natural comic touch
- Article: White Rabbit, Red Rabbit: how it felt to perform Nassim Soleimanpour's theatrical experiment
- Review: Edinburgh 2014 comedy - what you have to do for a laugh these days
- Review: Edinburgh 2014 comedy - the funny thing about feminism
- Review: The Storms of War - Kate Williams's vivid portrait of Edwardian class war
- Review: Edinburgh festival 2014 comedy - from a young Mary Berry to liberal smugness
July 2014 (3)
- Article: Tom Basden: finding the funny in the 'prison of your personality'
- Review: In Love and War - Alex Preston's affecting third novel
- Review: Monty Python Live (Mostly) - Parrot fashion and no bad thing for that
June 2014 (3)
- Review: Mr Mercedes - Stephen King's everyday killer of recession-hit America
- Article: D-Day veteran escape: why we all love this tale of defiance
- Review: Adrienne Truscott's Asking for It - feminist standup with its pants down
May 2014 (3)
- Article: Talking therapies are better than pills, but you have to find the right one
- Review: The Snow Queen - Michael Cunningham's poetic meditation on life and death
- Review: Black Rainbow - poetry in a moving account of depression
March 2014 (7)
- Review: You Should Have Known - a witty domestic suspense novel
- Article: How true should historical fiction be?
- Review: What Was Promised - 'Tobias Hill's White Teeth'
- Article: The mystery of MH370 goes to the heart of our fears
- Review: Miranda Hart: My, What I Call Live Show - 'a triumph of old-school entertainment'
- Review: Falling into the Fire - a psychiatrist's impressive study of mental health
- Review: Tim Key: Single White Slut - master of bathos
February 2014 (3)
- Review: The Lemon Grove by Helen Walsh
- Review: Miles Jupp is the Chap You're Thinking Of
- Article: Was JK Rowling right to admit she was wrong about Ron and Hermione?
January 2014 (3)
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