Chris Kraus on what Los Angeles wanted to be

An extract from Faiqa Mansab's The Sufi Storyteller

Patrick Galbraith heads to a new literary festival and comes away thinking a little differently

Sadia Nowshin remembers the grocery stores of her childhood, and the people who once made it what it was

An extract from the comic novel Spent by Alison Bechdel

An excerpt from Seven Days in Tokyo, by José Daniel Alvior

An excerpt from Patrick McCabe's newest novel, Goldengrove

Oliver Smith takes a ritual walk west from Walthamstow

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The Irish novelist, Pat McCabe, on the joy and terror of seeing his 1992 masterpiece, The Butcher Boy, get turned into a major film

Bestselling author Kaliane Bradley on her obsession with piecing together the patchy life of a Polar explorer

Helen Gordon on the literary genre that could quash fake news

Douglas Kennedy on the global power of Radio 3

Shelley Fisher Fishkin on what Mark Twain would think of today's political predicaments

National Canal Laureate Roy McFarlane on being inspired by the great Benjamin Zephaniah — and two poems from the recently published Dis Poetry: Selected Poems & Lyrics

Lucy Kenningham on why there’s still nothing better than a wooden rollercoaster

CARÊME, the new AppleTV+ series about the first celebrity chef, was developed and created by Ian Kelly based on a book he wrote over two decades ago

CARÊME, the new AppleTV+ series about the first celebrity chef, was developed and created by Ian Kelly based on a book he wrote over two decades ago

Tommy Gilhooly tucks in to the culture of cuisine killed on the road

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Edward Graham on the importance of looking up

Connor Harrison takes a trip to the RA, for the latest offering in his series of columns about the best and the oddest museum and gallery cafes

An excerpt from Patrick Galbraith's new book Uncommon Ground, which sees him wandering haunted moorland with the poet and Boundless contributor, Emily Oldfield

The novelist Elizabeth Garner on the symbolic importance of water when she was growing up in rural Cheshire

John Lewis-Stempel on an unnamed lane he once walked with his grandmother

The novelist Elizabeth Garner on the symbolic importance of water when she was growing up in rural Cheshire

An extract from the great John Healy's long-awaited sequel to The Grass Arena, with an introduction from his editor, John Mitchinson

Arvind Ethan David asks why liberal democracies have stuck it out with daylight saving, while authoritarian states have ditched it

Jade Angeles Fitton writes about Devon as part of our series 'There's a street in my neighbourhood', which has taken us so far from Suffolk to Minneapolis

Jade Angeles Fitton writes about Devon as part of our series 'There's a street in my neighbourhood', which has taken us so far from Suffolk to Minneapolis

National Canal Laureate Roy MacFarlane on being inspired by the great Benjamin Zephaniah

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Justin Marozzi on teetering down a path in Morocco, for our series There's a Street In My Neighbourhood

Andy Miller on stories from the suburb that deserve to be told

Patrick Galbraith asks Lamorna Ash why young people are churchgoing again

Patrick Laurie on the survival of traditional market towns, which now feel few and far between

For the second part of our series on reviewing museum cafes, Connor Harrison heads to the corporeal Hunterian

For the second part of our series on reviewing museum cafes, Connor Harrison heads to the corporeal Hunterian

An exclusive extract from Helen Murray Taylor's forthcoming book, love lay down beside me and we wept

With Arvind Ethan David and Joseph Williams

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