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Ocean Vuong on Why The Emperor of Gladness Is His “Slump Book” (and Why That's No Bad Thing)

8 July 2025
The celebrated writer returns with a sweeping story about life in small-town America

Bottega Veneta Breathes Softly Through Yu Xiuhua’s Words

30 April 2025
In a world saturated by symbols and slogans, Bottega Veneta invited us to pause, reflect, and connect. Not with products, but with poetry

How Manga Redefines Live-Action Adaptations

15 April 2025
Manga was never just ink on paper. It was always a world waiting to be seen—just not reimagined beyond recognition

MSCHF: “Being Sued Is a Pain in the Ass!”

12 March 2025
Fashion-Art-Culture pranksters MSCHF explain themselves in a new book that celebrates the elite New York troublemakers

Twist Review: Colum McCann’s New Novel is a Deep, Deep-Sea Mystery

28 February 2025
In the Irish writer’s slippery new book, broken cables and broken relationships litter the ocean floor

The TASCHEN Pop-Up Happens at The Pineapple Room

11 January 2025
Are you ready, kids? / Aye, aye, Captain / I can't hear you / Aye, aye, Captain/ Oooh/ Held in The Pineapple Room; open for…

A Scar Like No Other: Lord Of The Flies At 70

30 December 2024
To mark the novel's platinum anniversary, Esquire reassesses Nobel Prize-winning author William Golding's dark tale of English schoolboys in the jungle

The Best Books of 2024

26 December 2024
From an incredible spate of new novels to nonfiction from some of our finest intellectuals, our favourites took us to dazzling new frontiers

Unsponsored Book Review: Rental Person Who Does Nothing

24 November 2024
Shoji Morimoto's memoir on his unconventional service is thin but thought-provoking

Chigozie Obioma: My Influences

9 November 2024
The celebrated author's new novel, The Road to the Country, is out now

The Best Horror Books of 2024 (So Far)

31 October 2024
Our favourites are digging grim tunnels into territory old and new, from haunted houses to whimsical horror comedies

Play for Today? An Attritional Interview With Richard Ayoade

14 October 2024
Good at writing books, bad at talking about them
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