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Margaret Atwood and Art Spiegelman call book bans 'a culture war that's out of control' - Vimarsana News

Margaret Atwood and Art Spiegelman call book bans 'a culture war that's out of control'

Speaking to The Guardian, American cartoonist Art Spiegelman, who penned the Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel Maus about the Holocaust, said society has become 'Orwellian'.

Esteemed novelist Anne Tyler says she 'should be allowed to write from the viewpoint of a black man' - Vimarsana News

Esteemed novelist Anne Tyler says she 'should be allowed to write from the viewpoint of a black man'

Author Anne Tyler, 80, from Baltimore, who has sold ten million books including her best-selling novel Accidental Tourist, told The Sunday Times she was 'astonished' by the 'appropriation issue'.

Anne Tyler, Close-Up Artist, Zooms Out for a Novel of Family Rifts - Vimarsana News

Anne Tyler, Close-Up Artist, Zooms Out for a Novel of Family Rifts

In her 24th novel, “French Braid,” Tyler works on a bigger canvas than usual to explore the costs and rewards of family life amid secrets, distance and stifled ambition.

Novelist Anne Tyler fears cancel culture will soon stop her from writing male lead characters - Vimarsana News

Novelist Anne Tyler fears cancel culture will soon stop her from writing male lead characters

Pulitzer prize-winning author says she is ‘astonished’ at how the issue of appropriation has taken hold of the industry

CRAIG BROWN: Saccharine? No, it's another masterclass by our greatest chronicler of family life - Vimarsana News

CRAIG BROWN: Saccharine? No, it's another masterclass by our greatest chronicler of family life

One of the most quoted - or overquoted - lines on families comes from Tolstoy, at the start of Anna Karenina.