R.S. Thomas is frequently characterised as a misanthropic ogre. On the centenary of his birth, the publication of his humane Uncollected Poems belies this misplaced view

Two recently translated European novellas, by Sophie Divry and Brigit Vanderbeke, are wonderful examples of this short literary form

Revisiting Brideshead, we see that wine ministers to the sense of being as do few other things

The art of recording a writer’s career will have to be reinvented to survive in the internet era