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Nowhere Special: ‘James Norton’s special performance of repressed emotion’

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True Crime Story by Joseph Knox: Post-modern playfulness

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Bringing together music and yoga to improve wellbeing

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Ascension by Oliver Harris: Breaking the crime fiction mould

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Joanna Neary and John Hegley: More of these original voices, please

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Top 5 books for aspiring lovers

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Bobby Gillespie: ‘Some writers are embarrassed to say they loved lockdown’

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The Book of Trespass: ‘Every step on forbidden ground’

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The Surrogate’s Jeremy Hersh: ‘No one in the film is right or wrong’

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Tom Odell: The UK government is intent on destroying live music

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Joan Armatrading: ‘I didn’t know I was breaking ground’

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Etta Lemon: the Mother of the Birds

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These are the feelgood hits of the strange summer

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Top 5 books by autistic authors

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The Assistant’s Kjella Ola Dahl on discovering a criminal family past

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The Hierarchies by Ros Anderson: Asks questions on what it means to be human

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BBC’s I’ll Get This: Just a TV version of weak stocking-filler trivia games

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The Night Always Comes by Willy Vlautin: An arrow through the reader’s heart

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Ricky Ross: ‘You can avoid real life, and still get paid!’

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Freaky review: A body-swap stabfest with emotional stakes

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