Literary Radar
Articles, book reviews, literary critiques and journalistic reports around books on local and international media.
Invited to this year's Kosmopolis, Laura Bates draws up similarities between witch hunts and the current harassment of young women.
From American Psycho to Shirley Jackson, gore or dystopian fiction, the Guardian readers share their most disturbing and shocking books.
The mathematician Marcus du Sautoy talks about artificial intelligence, creativity, Jorge Luis Borges and the limits of consciousness.
A vindication of short stories: writers like Hilary Mantel, Tessa Hadley and Juhmpa Lahiri pick up their favourite ones.
An essay on boredom in contemporary literature, with Donald Barthelme, David Foster Wallace, Samuel Beckett, Ottessa Moshfegh or Tao Lin.
In favour of laziness: these are ten books (from Oscar Wilde to Ottessa Moshfegh) about the art of doing nothing.