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The Perfect Golden Circle review: Not just another take on the cultural fights of the ’80s

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Book reviews: Vladimir by Julia May Jonas and Either/Or by Elif Batuman

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Sandra Newman’s The Men: A crunchy and compelling dystopia

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Book reviews: The Candy House and Eyes of the Void

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Nudes by Elle Nash: short, sharp and sometimes shocking

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A Certain Hunger by Chelsea G Summers: a delve inside the mind of a monster

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Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow review: A friendship tale that straddles Shakespeare and gaming

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Book reviews: Still Born by Guadalupe Nettel, and The Drowned Forest by Angela Barry

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Companion Piece by Ali Smith review: Finding compassion in a world of everyday injustices

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Homelands by Chitra Ramaswamy review: A gripping novel about heritage, exile, friendship and family

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Our Wives Under the Sea by Julia Armfield review: A mystical thriller with serious depth

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Fight Night by Miriam Toews review: The funniest, smartest novel you’ll read this year

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The Wonders by Elena Medel review: a gripping portrayal of poverty and powerlessness

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Harrow by Joy Williams review: A nihilistic vision of a joyless future

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Chilean Poet by Alejandro Zambra review: A dazzling jewel from a true original

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Our Country Friends by Gary Shteyngart review: a contemporary literary hoot

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Author Okechukwu Nzelu: ‘I’m interested in love stories that go far beyond boy meets girl’

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The Imposter by Silvina Ocampo review: A glorious, unexpected joy

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To Paradise by Hanya Yanagihara review: An evocative novel about echoes, cycles, and regrets

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Love Marriage by Monica Ali review: A novel of immense brightness

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