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A young millennial begins an affair with her fortysomething boss, in a debut that’s nicely ironic while avoiding nihilism

British author Patricia Nicol has rounded up a selection of the best books on financial worries including Leila Mottleys Nightcrawling and Imogen Crimps A Very Nice Girl

In her final year at Cambridge University in England, aspiring writer Imogen Crimp discovered the road to success is not always paved with encouragement.

February, the short final leg of Winter before Spring emerges. Its LGBT+ History Month and an opportunity to reflect on the history of gay rights within the civil rights movement as well as celebrate that love comes in all forms and our literary worlds...

Im far from alone in being hugely excited about this sequel to Keyess 1997 triumph, Rachels Holiday, which sold 1.5 million copies and has become a modern classic

“Selling Sunset” star Chrishell Stause releases a memoir this week, and Chuck Klosterman deconstructs a fascinating decade in "The Nineties."

This gripping debut about an opera singer’s relationship with an older man explores issues of financial and sexual inequality

From the housing estates of Glasgow to the bitter disappointment of the after-life, these stories are filled with joy, superstition, romance, grief and hunger