As ‘spicy’ romantic fiction surges in popularity, people are finding community by sharing their love of steamy novels
Apr 02, 2026
We speak to Djamel White about his debut novel, All Them Dogs, a story of desire and survival in Dublin’s criminal underworld
Mar 27, 2026
Hot on the heels of films like The Substance, more and more novelists are grappling with the ugliness of beauty culture
Mar 26, 2026
We spoke with authors Charlie Markbreiter and Maz Murray about trans genre fiction, Justin Beiber, how optimisation cultured developed into eugenics, and more
We speak to author and translator Polly Barton about her debut novel, What Am I, A Deer?, a powerful story about an all-consuming crush
Mar 23, 2026
In an era dominated by algorithm-induced homogeneity, many of us are keen to develop our own personal taste – here, we share our best tips for figuring out your preferences across books, film, fashion, and more
Mar 20, 2026
‘I wanted to create a space where people could learn and be excited about the world,’ says Letty Cole, the brainchild behind the buzzy new East London night
Mar 12, 2026
Bread Alone, edited by writer Kate Pasola, is a new essay collection which highlights the importance of working-class voices in the creative industries
Mar 09, 2026
‘If they’re pierced in the book, they come pierced in the box’: The Boyfriend Book Box is a subscription service capturing the scent, belongings and even private parts of the morally grey men in dark romance novels
Mar 07, 2026
To mark the book’s reissue with Penguin Modern Classics, we speak to author Robert Plunket about gender fluidity, the Aids crisis, and the connection between sex and hustle culture
Mar 06, 2026
In Tanya Bush’s new narrative cookbook, Will This Make You Happy, baking is both a love language and an opportunity for self-discovery
Mar 05, 2026
From open marriages to online grooming and billionaire intrigue, Lost Lambs captures the absurdity of modern family life – and marks Cash’s arrival as the year’s brightest literary talent
Feb 17, 2026
We spoke to the author of One Bad Mother about MILFS, tradwives, and how motherhood is being weaponised for the ‘laundering of evil’ across the US
Feb 09, 2026
Documenting a 20-something’s desperate quest for money and fame, Lior Torenberg’s Just Watch Me reads like a cautionary tale on virality
Jan 27, 2026
From Polly Barton’s fiction debut to a queer gothic horror from Avery Curran, these are the literary releases you should have on your radar this year
Dec 29, 2025
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