Montenegrin singers and poets: A literary awakening in Montenegro
Montenegrins have always fancied themselves as writers and artists(8)
India-China relations and the media: Blame the messenger
Differing attitudes to the press complicate an already complicated relationship(222)
Announcements: Posting slowdown
A housekeeping note(26)
"Writing Britain" at the British Library: Imagined lands
THE British Library's summer exhibition explores the ways in which writers have been inspired by the country's landscape over almost nine centuries(0)
A much-loved colleague and friend
The Q&A: Pico Iyer: The importance of ambiguity
His new book considers Graham Greene, a man who understood the value of the places in between(3)
New film: "The Avengers": More, merrier
This film shouldn't work, but it does(38)
New fiction from Hari Kunzru: Dreamers and dreams
Hari Kunzru's dip into the absurd(1)
The writing life: Whose advice should you heed?
Dispatches from the front line of novel writing(1)
How to publish a bestseller: Of brooms and bondage
Publishers used to tell readers what was hot. Now it’s the other way round(2)
Babbage: May 2nd 2012: A pedometer for your wrist
MICROSOFT'S deal with Barnes and Noble over e-books, Kickstarter's successes and scams and Nike's FuelBand(4)
Violence in Nigeria: The attacks continue
Boko Haram adds the media to its list of targets(15)
Digital archiving: History flushed
The digital age promised vast libraries, but they remain incomplete(18)
Jonathan Franzen’s non-fiction: Purposefully dreaming
On birds, lawn-mowing and autobiographical fiction(2)
Rupert Murdoch and News Corporation: Stringfellows
A British MP’s long-awaited account of investigating the Murdoch empire(18)
New British fiction: Blue notes
Exploring knowledge and self-knowledge(0)
A new book by two gurus on Congress makes depressing reading(104)
Books of the month: April 2012: On the ground with Occupy
OUR correspondents discuss several new books about the Occupy movement and ask whether the authors succeed in clarifying the protesters' goals and motivations(0)
North Korea's prison camps: Forgotten victims
WE DISCUSS North Korea's horrific network of gulags with Blaine Harden, author of a new book on the subject(2)
J.K. Rowling and Pottermore: The Hogwarts express
The persistent magic of the Harry Potter brand(6)
China and the London Book Fair: A loud hush
The tussle over self-censorship among Chinese authors continues(56)
The Pulitzer prize for fiction: Nobody wins
Of three able nominees, none was chosen for the award this year(4)
Babbage: April 18th 2012: Courtroom battles
An antitrust case over e-book pricing, Google and Oracle in the "world series" of intellectual-property lawsuits, and a merger between two big 3D-printing companies(8)
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