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Content Provider : Gale Literature Resource Center Publication : new statesman (1996) Subject : authors -- criticism and interpretation Subject : literature
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The value of a quiet voice: for so long the poor relation of English letters, the short story finally came of age in the fiction of V S Pritchett

  • Source: New Statesman (1996). Feb 6, 2012, Vol. 141 Issue 5091, p40, 4 p.

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The autumn of our discontent: throughout his literary career, Gore Vidal has been one of America's wittiest and most trenchant commentators. Here, he gives a rare interview, in which he warns that his homeland is heading for dictatorship

  • Source: New Statesman (1996). Oct 11, 2010, Vol. 139 Issue 5022, p22, 6 p.

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Death by data: a hundred years ago, Kafka's The Trial prefigured the nightmare of the modern surveillance state

  • Source: New Statesman (1996). Jan 10, 2014, Vol. 143 Issue 5192, p43, 3 p.

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With love and squalor: Flann O'Brien's first novel, At Swim-Two-Birds, was hailed by Jorge Luis Borges, Dylan Thomas and Graham Greene, but sold only 244 copies. At last the rest of the world is catching up

  • Source: New Statesman (1996). August 15, 2011, Vol. 140 Issue 5066, p43, 3 p.

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I feel your pain: The difficulty of being Jonathan Franzen

  • Source: New Statesman (1996). Sept 27, 2010, Vol. 139 Issue 5020, p74, 4 p.

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Seeing like a Neanderthal: nearly 60 years after it was first published, William Golding's the inheritors retains the power to unsettle and surprise

  • Source: New Statesman (1996). August 1, 2011, Vol. 140 Issue 5064, p41, 3 p.

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Between reality and fairy tales: Thomas Bernhard has been caricatured as a gloomy misanthrope. In fact he is an extremely funny writer, a master of surrealist comedy

  • Source: New Statesman (1996). Jan 10, 2011, Vol. 140 Issue 5035, p48, 3 p.

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Left, right, left, right: Orwell has been co-opted to defend almost everything, including the US Star Wars programme and the Falklands war. Is it time to rescue him from his friends? (The Back Half)

  • Source: New Statesman (1996). May 20, 2002, Vol. 131 Issue 4588, p38, 3 p.

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Down on Triffid farm

  • Source: New Statesman (1996). Nov 19, 2001, Vol. 130 Issue 4564, p38, 3 p.

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A thinker with an Antifragile ego

  • Source: New Statesman (1996). Dec 21, 2012, Vol. 141 Issue 5137-5138, p15, 2 p.

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