A portrait of the moment: Hari Kunzru on 'Red Pill'
The British novelist talks about his new novel, Red Pill, and why writing this intense story of privacy, surveillance and paranoia was therapeutic
MoMA's grand reopening: An interview with Glenn D Lowry
With a curation that encourages detours, digressions and complete immersion, can the recently-reopened Museum of Modern Art in New York be a blueprint for others?
Drag addresses so much more than gender: Lush Monsoon
Meet Lush Monsoon, a drag queen, who in her day job is Ayushman, a 27-year-old housing rights lawyer in Delhi
'The myth of English as America's national language': A conversation with Dominika Baran
The Duke University linguistics professor talks about her new book, and the power of language in determining inclusion.
Alan Hollinghurst on writing queer subjects
Booker-winner Alan Hollighurst recommends the novels of Ronald Firbank and Edmund White, and thinks out loud about the likely intersectionality of minority causes in Donald Trump’s America
You can't appreciate the greatest books if the translation is rubbish: Deborah Smith
Man Booker Prize International 2015 winner Deborah Smith on how she chose to be a translator six years ago, and whether she could ever write her own novel
Jeff Kinney: The writer of longform comics
Jeff Kinney, the author of the hugely popular children’s book series ‘Diary Of A Wimpy Kid’, on why his stories would fall flat without the artwork in the books, and how being an international bestseller has influenced his writing