Novels
Are you a lazy novelist? Just throw in some sexual violence
In thriller writing, violence against women manages to be both disturbing and boring at the same time. But a new prize promises to reward authors who do things differently
Arundhati Roy’s triumphant return to fiction
Her first novel since The God of Small Things is both mischievous and outraged
What does it mean to be a man?
A crop of recent novels tackle changing attitudes to masculinity
Orhan Pamuk: “Erdogan wants to control everything”
The Nobel laureate says he cannot keep quiet while Turkey’s President attacks freedom of speech
The best novels to read this summer
Your essential summer fiction reading list selected by Prospect's expert panel
Colm Tóibín loses the plot
The novelist's fiction often makes a virtue of its mundane settings. But his latest novel is a reminder of what happens when you do away with plot entirely
Taking tea with Nadine Gordimer
Talking sex and politics with the late great lady of South African letters
The death of the shelf
In the age of broadband and the cloud, will our walls be bare?
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