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These literary mysteries combine lush prose with compelling plots and characters in one perfect package.
Claire Allfree reviews the best new Literary Fiction out now.
Writers pick the classic and contemporary novels you must read from each country.
Both Mahreen Sohail and Dur e Aziz Amna’s work reflects a turning point in Pakistani literature: a move toward portraying lives as they are, unburdened by Pakistan as an ontologica...
“Good taste means nothing if you can’t sell a book.”
With “Transcription,” the writer makes a case for the vitality of the form.
I love a rousing epic, but I’m equally drawn to smaller, more interior odysseys—stories set in kitchens, in unassuming towns, or in the mind itself. Unlike larger-than-life quest n...
LITERATURE expresses complex and nuanced ideas — the powerful feelings that define us as human beings and the detailed observations that illuminate all aspects of our lives. It doe...
Lost appetites, human to animal transformations, human to wallpaper transformations … there’s a lot going on in the so-called ‘weird girl lit’ genre. So what’s it all about? What i...
“People read fiction for emotion… not for information.”Continue reading on Go Into The Story »
Anaïs Nin wrote, “We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospect.” And it is true: writing, for me, has always been an indulgence in nostalgia. I have written books...
“Difficile est saturam non scribere: if you’re paying attention to present conditions, it’s difficult not to write satire,” writes Aaron Matz, quoting the Roman poet Juvenal, in a...
We're diving deep into this classic of magical realism: what it's about, why it's hard to summarize, and what magical realism is to begin with.
Writing is hard. And if you’re not going to work hard at it you probably shouldn’t even try. Several novels in, some published, some not, and it still hasn’t gotten any easier. The...
Avigayl Sharp’s Offseason is a deeply internal debut, charting the bounds of a violent, unpredictable world through its truth-seeking (and perpetually dishonest) narrator. The nove...
Good Friday HE IS dead. He has reached the end of his life. And they — the fragments of his following — have reached the end of his story. They have followed him as far as they c...
The Gothic is a genre with recognizable tropes: witches and vampires, haunted houses and cobwebby tombs. It’s eerie, it’s morbid, it’s campy and over the top. When I was writing my...
Korean fantasy writer Lee Young-do has fallen short of winning the Grand Prix de l’Imaginaire, one of France’s most prestigious speculative fiction awards, but his nomination marke...
From a young age, my reading tastes have gravitated toward books grounded in reality. Places replete with vivid, authenticating details. Problems defined by the messiness of real l...
The novelist discusses works of fiction that draw from the people one knows—often, to controversial effect.
While Orwell and Atwood have become the default lenses through which readers process political darkness, a rich parallel tradition of anti-totalitarian fiction has been making the...
At the Author Lunch with Colson Whitehead, the conversation moved between reading, rejection, labor, and artificial intelligence. Whitehead spoke as an indoor child shaped by The T...
At the Author Lunch with Colson Whitehead, the conversation moved between reading, rejection, labor, and artificial intelligence. Whitehead spoke as an indoor child shaped by The T...
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