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The Glass Hotel, Emily St John Mandel; audiobook round-up

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Lockdown telly is like a choose your own adventure

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Broken, Don Winslow; The Hotel Neversink, Adam O’Fallon Price

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Tim Finch, Peace Talks; A Girl’s Life, Annie Ernaux

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Run Me to Earth, Paul Yoon; A Time of Birds, Helen Moat

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Exciting Times, Naoise Dolan; Put Out More Flags, Evelyn Waugh audiobook

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Footprints, David Farrier; Escape Routes, Naomi Ishiguro

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Weather, Jenny Offill; Nietzsche & the Burbs, Lars Iyer

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Colum McCann’s Apeirogon is intriguing… and doesn’t work

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Kiley Reid’s debut novel is a brilliant dissection of race and class

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California scheming in Steph Cha’s fantastic new crime novel

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The Shadow King elevates 20th century conflict to the level of Greek myth

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Agency: back to the future with cyberpunk father William Gibson

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REVIEW: New translations of Hanne Ørstavik and Balla are a delight

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REVIEW: Catherine Chung’s entertaining, provocative new feminist novel

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Troll With It: How Radio 4’s The Digital Human shone a light on online hate?

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REVIEW: Michael Langan’s ambitious debut and Doug Johnstone’s new trilogy

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“OH MY GOD, THERE ARE TWO PAUL RUDDS”

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REVIEW: Terrific new crime novels by James Sallis and Lilja Sigurðardóttir

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Rock of Ages – the marvellous memoirs of Elton John and Debbie Harry

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