And I knew that, once I became a mother, I would be only more visible, more public, more available for scrutiny

The notion that fatherhood and creativity are at odds is plain wrong, as both poetry and neuroscience are showing us

Watching a seated Ozzy play his final gig, my ankle broken, I’m in tears – this couldn’t be more metal

Watching a seated Ozzy play his final gig, my ankle broken, I’m in tears – this couldn’t be more metal

The British-American novelist and playwright who regularly appeared on current affairs shows will be remembered for her ‘warmth, humour and generosity’, says her husband

Homecomings, fantasies, food and ghosts – how the myth of eternal return keeps the Italian diaspora in a state of longing

We are most human when we play freely, imaginatively, pointlessly. Gamification risks atrophying that most precious capacity

Superlative things were done in the past century by marshalling thousands of people in the service of a vision of the future

OzLit, the new London festival spotlighting Australian writing and ideas, has unveiled its inaugural line-up, including Tim Winton, Alexis Wright, Santilla Chingaipe, Heather Morris, Evie Wyld and Kat...

When the future I’d been planning lay shattered at my feet, freezing my eggs offered a fragile hope

The New York congresswoman’s power is in the spotlight as people wonder if the stars are finally aligning for her to run for US president in 2028

The Reform UK leader resigned as the MP for Clacton at the start of July and forced a byelection

In stories, as in life, making sense of yourself and the world go hand in hand. This course will give you an opportunity for reflection, invention, and furnish you with all the skills you need to mast...

Plenty thought my novel would make the list – it didn't. Here's why I don't give a toss

London Trans+ Pride will end in Trafalgar Square for the first time when it returns to central London on Saturday (25 July).

Bloomsbury is set to earn $18.7m (£14m) from a copyright settlement with AI startup Anthropic.

Stripped of easy moralising, literature makes us relish the search for truth in an age when many believe truth to be dead

Awarded to writers of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and drama, other recipients include S Shakthidharan, Adam Ehrlich Sachs and Kei Miller

The ‘bank is closed and the door is locked’, says Zia Yusuf as calls grow for compensation to remedy historical wrongs

An analysis of three poems by Robert Frost, including “Nothing Gold Can Stay,” that first appeared in The Yale Review in 1923

Nell Osborne, author of Ghost Driver (Moist Books), and Rebecca Gransden, author of Figures Crossing the Field Towards the Group (Tangerine Press), have jointly won the Queen Mary Small Press Fiction ...

Organised by the School of the Arts alongside the Republic of Consciousness Foundation.