Literary Criticism
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16 articles analyzed- Meg Mason’s novel about a sad, divorcing festival worker asks: can books save your life? Propaganda: 10%
- What does the ‘avant-garde’ look like today? Two new novels give very different answers Propaganda: 20%
- The real Robinson Crusoe has been reimagined with historical accuracy – except for the talking goat Propaganda: 20%
- Four must-read books this month: Obsession, identity and South Africa’s political future Propaganda: 10%
- A compelling biography of A.D. Hope asks us to rethink his literary legacy Propaganda: 10%
- Patricia Cornwell survived her parents’ breakdown, psychosis and neglect by creating her own worlds Propaganda: 30%
- John of John: weaving an island tale of secrets that lie beneath repression and shame Propaganda: 10%
- Yáng Shuāng-zǐ, winner of the International Booker Prize, reveals a Taiwan many Australians have never seen Propaganda: 30%
- Poet, playwright, spy: Stephen Greenblatt conjures the brilliant life of Christopher Marlowe Propaganda: 10%
- Review | Shida Bazyar’s The Nights Are Quiet in Tehran explores the long afterlife of the Islamic Revolution Propaganda: 20%
- Patrick Radden Keefe investigates Russian money in London through a teenager’s suspicious death Propaganda: 30%
- Violence, loss and bright threads of kindness: your guide to the 2026 Stella shortlist Propaganda: 30%
- Yesteryear: is this viral novel’s time travelling tradwife really ‘perfect at being alive’? Propaganda: 40%
- Siri Hustvedt’s powerful memoir of losing her husband Paul Auster will make you cry Propaganda: 30%
- Out West Books suggests three very different takes on fiction Propaganda: 10%
- Sororicidal: this witty sisterhood novel knows children can be awful Propaganda: 10%