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Fiction Fiction Shadow Ticket Thomas Pynchon View image in fullscreen Everything is connected in Shadow Ticket, Thomas Pynchon’s fleet-footed noir fiction about a lindy-hopping detective in prohibitio...
10.14.2026 Theguardian.com
The structure of motte-and-bailey castles , some Wilfred Owen lines about the trenches, the importance of the Prussians at Waterloo – the historical knowledge we leave school with is disconnected, str...
10.13.2026 Yahoo.com
The novelist Peter James can boast numerous coups. Over 45 years, he's produced 36 novels, including his Detective Superintendent Roy Grace thrillers, which have sold 21 million copies worldwide and g...
10.14.2026 Yahoo.com
I t was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen. ” In the wildest and most exhilarating way, time is out of joint, and everyday life is stripped of comfort; even as a child, ...
10.16.2026 Independent.co.uk
British writer-director Carol Morley ( Dreams of a Life , The Falling ) has adapted her moving semi-autobiographical novel 7 Miles Out , about her adolescence in Stockport, near Manchester, during the 1970s and 1980s, into a coming-of-age journey for the big screen. Lucy Halliday ( Blue Jean , The Testaments ) stars as Ann, who struggles with grief after the death of her beloved father, portrayed by Aidan Gillen ( Game of Thrones, Peaky Blinders, Queer as Folk ), and finds escapism in the new-wa...
10.15.2026 Hollywoodreporter.com and 1 sites
TORONTO, October 16, 2026 – Basima Takrouri, a Palestinian writer and poet, is the recipient of the 2026 PEN Canada-Humber Writers in Exile Scholarship. During her year at Humber Polytechnic she will ...
10.16.2026 Pencanada.ca
Last week, Reform’s Suella Braverman caused quite a stir by declaring that she does not consider herself English, despite being born and raised here. Her comments prompted the usual political shouti...
10.14.2026 Shropshirestar.com
The late Christopher Priest (1943-2024) maintained, with some relish, an aloof vantage point over British science fiction of the mid-late twentieth century. What he saw from this near-yet-far overlook...
10.14.2026 Strangehorizons.com
