Radical technological change has damaged the record industry but given listeners more choice than ever

A book in which the author tries to learn to love Celine Dion is the most important piece of music criticism written in the past two decades

There is an air of uncritical enthusiasm about American television drama these days. It is time for a reality check

Sheila Heti has struck hard against the male literary scene, as all the fuss shows

Jane Austen inspires vicious feuds among her hordes of admirers

Jonathan Franzen came of age at the same time as the internet. But he and his peers are more 19th century than 21st, says Richard Beck