• U.S. poet laureate Joy Harjo pays homage to art and ancestors in her new memoir, Poet Warrior (Sun, Jan 16, 2022)
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• Damon Galgut probes South Africa’s troubled history in his Booker Prize winner, The Promise (Sun, Jan 09, 2022)
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• Sarah Broom on family bonds and the meaning of home in her award-winning memoir, The Yellow House (Sun, Jan 02, 2022)
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• Tash Aw on the dark side of the modern Asian dream (Sun, Dec 26, 2021)
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• Michelle de Kretser probes the human heart with insight and wit in her novel, The Life to Come (Sun, Dec 19, 2021)
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• Novelist Colm Toibin imagines the great German writer Thomas Mann (Sun, Dec 12, 2021)
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• With sharp observation and sardonic wit, David Sedaris spins comedy gold out of everyday life (Sun, Dec 05, 2021)
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• From Norse sagas to family sagas — Roy Jacobsen spins a moving tale of life on a Norwegian island (Sun, Nov 28, 2021)
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• In his new novel, Crossroads, Jonathan Franzen explores crises of faith and family in 1970s America (Sun, Nov 21, 2021)
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• The art of writing memoir with Vivian Gornick, Kathryn Harrison and Ferdinand Mount (Sun, Nov 14, 2021)
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• Myriam Chancy’s powerful new novel explores the tragedy of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti (Sun, Nov 07, 2021)
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• In Bewilderment, Richard Powers explores the climate crisis, life in space, and the love of a father and son (Sun, Oct 31, 2021)
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• Mia Hansen-Love’s new movie, Bergman Island, is an intimate homage to the great Swedish director (Sun, Oct 24, 2021)
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• Amor Towles takes readers on an all-American road trip in The Lincoln Highway (Sun, Oct 17, 2021)
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• Nobel Prize winner Abdulrazak Gurnah explores the pain of dislocation, from Zanzibar to England (Sun, Oct 10, 2021)
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• Brandon Taylor on his southern upbringing, being Black in the Midwest, and talking truthfully about depression (Sun, Oct 03, 2021)
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• M. Leona Godin on the metaphor and reality of blindness, in literature and in life (Sun, Sep 26, 2021)
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• Laurent Binet turns the tables on European history in his boldly imagined new book, Civilizations (Sun, Sep 19, 2021)
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• In China Room, Sunjeev Sahota reimagines a family legend (Sun, Sep 12, 2021)
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• Zadie Smith, Caryl Phillips and Aleksandar Hemon on their lives as readers and writers (Sun, Sep 05, 2021)
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• Leanne Shapton on what objects tell us about the lives of others (Sun, Aug 29, 2021)
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• From The Piano to Bright Star, filmmaker Jane Campion explores the power of female sexuality (Sun, Aug 22, 2021)
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• A vision of the world through the lens of Taryn Simon: probing the uncertainty of memory and truth (Sun, Aug 15, 2021)
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• Bernardine Evaristo on Black British identity and her Booker-winning novel, Girl, Woman, Other (Sun, Aug 08, 2021)
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• Nordic superstar Olafur Eliasson fuses art and nature to explore pressing contemporary issues (Sun, Aug 01, 2021)
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• Jericho Brown's prize-winning poetry speaks with power and urgency about racism and violence (Sun, Jul 25, 2021)
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