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The best- or worst-timed book in history

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Orwell, Kafka, Heller: a new book taps a dystopian-fiction boom

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Orwell, Kafka, Keller: a new book taps a dystopian-fiction boom

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A new novel is published amid a boom in dystopian fiction

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What to read about the end of the second world war

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What to watch this weekend

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Surreal “Severance” brilliantly captures the reality of office life

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Why the art market is growing more friendly to crypto

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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: novelist or polemicist?

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Prisoner swaps are controversial, but there are sure to be more

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Meghan Markle’s new Netflix show is out of touch with the times

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This year’s Oscars were notably apolitical

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AI unleashes a weird new genre of political communication

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Finding meaning in people’s first words—and their last

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Do you play a mean pinball?

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Why are live albums back in fashion?

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Caviar is the internet’s favourite indulgence

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Erotic writing is becoming more explicit

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In James Bond, Amazon gains a thrilling new asset

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British football hooligans are on the offensive once again

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