A post-modern author can’t cope with remorse and expiation, as the novel Atonement and the subsequent film show all so clearly.
Darwinian materialism is a grey and dreary way to live, novelist Julian Barnes suggests in his recent memoir.
Why do we like to luxuriate in tales of childhood misery, especially when they’re a load of fanciful rubbish?
An expert in children's literature takes a close look at Philip Pullman's novel series, His Dark Materials, the source for the film The Golden Compass.
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