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If You Could Read My Mind: Today, we have novels that excel in worldbuilding—whether it be the past, or a sci-fi near-future—and two that bring us humor while operating within the genre of crime fiction. Works of worldbuilding ‘The Lincoln Highway’ by Amor Towles A new novel by Amor Towles is
John le Carré’s mantle was taken up by (wait for it) Hillary Clinton, in a year when writers found new ways to surprise us
John le Carré’s mantle was taken up by (wait for it) Hillary Clinton, in a year when writers found new ways to surprise us
Mariana Leky’s magical-realist bestseller What You Can See from Here is full of innocent animals standing in for something more sinister. There’s the okapi: a cloven-hoofed beast endemic to Congolese forests, which makes ominous appearances in the dreams of protagonist Luise’s grandmother, foreshadowing imminent deaths in their village. There’s also a huge Irish wolfhound called Alaska, “the colour of slush”, who was acquired by Luise’s father on the advice of his psychoanalyst to help him “externalise his pain”. The treatment is effective: the father embarks on a never-end...