And He Shall Appear by Kate van der Borgh review – enjoyable dark academia
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What in Me Is Dark by Orlando Reade review – the afterlife of Paradise Lost
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From Moo Deng to Me Espresso: it’s the 2024 bumper pop culture quiz of the year
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Christopher Nolan’s next film announced as ‘mythic action epic’ The Odyssey
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The best spooky stories for Christmas, from Victorian classics to contemporary creepy tales
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‘This book is my bible!’ The women who read Miranda July’s All Fours, then blew up their lives
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The big idea: why we should revive the spirit of Christmas movies past
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Tuesday Morning, Kentish Town: a short story by the award-winning author Kevin Barry
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Whose lunch is it anyway? Match the authors with their midday meal
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‘It’s like having an affair’: Blackadder, the Beatles, Gavin & Stacey … the chemistry of successful writing duos
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The big picture: another Christmas rolls around…
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Ouch! Solving the riddle of pain
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The joy of trivia: ‘We wrote our book together to intrigue each other’
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On my radar: Reece Clarke’s cultural highlights
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‘One of the most beloved writers of all time’: the genius of Joan Aiken at 100
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‘Perfect for winter nights’: the best crime novels to read at Christmas according to Ian Rankin, Bella Mackie and more
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Tom Gauld on how to gift wrap a book – cultural cartoon
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Morning and Evening by Jon Fosse review – what happens when we die
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The Guardian view on celebrity books: call them by their names | Editorial
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The books quiz of 2024 – set by Richard Ayoade, Bernardine Evaristo and more
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Bleak House by Charles Dickens audiobook review – Sam Mendes’s all-star adaptation
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One Hundred Years of Solitude: Colombians celebrate Netflix TV series of the country’s ’national poem’
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Samantha Harvey: ‘I wrote love letters to Ross Poldark. Is this an admission too far?’
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The Dead of Winter by Sarah Clegg review – the dark side of Christmas
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The Granddaughter by Bernhard Schlink review – love and loss in Berlin
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The Eagle and the Hart by Helen Castor review – the tragic lives of Richard II and Henry IV
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Time of the Child by Niall Williams – new life, new meaning
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Your Fault review – bizarre and wooden step-sibling romance
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Topsy and Tim creator Jean Adamson dies aged 96
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You Can’t Please All: Memoirs 1980-2024 by Tariq Ali review – an exasperating entertainment
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Where to start with: Claire Keegan
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Blythe Spirit: The Remarkable Life of Ronald Blythe by Ian Collins review – village voice
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Polostan by Neal Stephenson review – jazz age thrills
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Cher: The Memoir, Part One review – from an orphanage to superstardom
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‘I smile to keep from crying’: Americans without homes – in pictures
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Tell us your favourite books of 2024
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Fyodor fever: how Dostoevsky became a social media sensation
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Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 review – terrific riff on Tolstoy
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The 39 Most Anticipated Books of 2025
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Alan Hollinghurst’s new novel is a sharp account of British theatre – and even pastiches my criticism | Michael Billington
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The TV killing spree: why are so many smash-hit shows about women being murdered?
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Lost story by Cape Fear author John D MacDonald published for first time
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‘I cut my knees open’: Romola Garai on the agonies unleashed by hit play The Years
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Reni Eddo-Lodge launches her own imprint with publisher HarperCollins
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Christmas Comes to Moominvalley review – sleepy trolls get into the festive spirit
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Nosferatu: The Real Story review – insightful probe into a vampire classic
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Hold on to Your Butts review – Jurassic Park redone with DIY dinos
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Poem of the week: The Jackdaw by William Cowper
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Queer review – seedily terrific Daniel Craig carries Luca Guadagnino’s artificial-looking drama
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The best children’s and YA books of 2024
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TV’s latest, young, hip, French detective? Mais oui … it’s Maigret
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How Nikki Giovanni’s Black American consciousness changed the world
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Sarah Jessica Parker gets a ‘golden ticket’ to the judging panel of 2025 Booker prize
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Jenny Eclair looks back: ‘Anorexia is difficult to get out of. I can joke about it now, because I’m overweight’
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‘Very generous and utterly terrifying’: novelist Edward Carey on Pinter, puppets and his spell living in a theatre
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Kate McKinnon: ‘Watching Succession made me return to King Lear’
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‘It can feel quite mysterious’: Alan Garner on writing, folklore and experiencing time slips in the Pennines
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Tom Gauld’s Christmas at the minimalist bookshop – cartoon
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Eurotrash by Christian Kracht review – blackly comic autofiction
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The Guardian view on Christmas shows: they are fairy tales for our times
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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang remake in the works
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Austin Butler to play Patrick Bateman in Luca Guadagnino’s American Psycho
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From the Baillie Gifford to the Giller: can literary prizes survive protests against sponsors?
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The best recent poetry – review roundup
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A Dream of White Horses by Paul Scraton review – images of exile
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‘These are magic books’: bringing imaginary works of literature to life
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Myself and Other Animals by Gerald Durrell review – hidden gems
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Nikki Giovanni – a life in pictures
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Nikki Giovanni’s poetry was a platform for truth-telling
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A Complete Unknown review – Timothée Chalamet’s Bob Dylan is an electric revelation
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