1. Zadie Loft
Kit Young as Bertram in All's Well That Ends Well at Shakespeare's Globe (c. Marc Brenner)

Review | All Is Not Well by Zadie Loft

Reviews

‘In the first half, Helen’s pursuit of and infatuation for Bertram seems sweet, comical and harmless; by the second, her actions have been shown to be what they always were: sexual harassment and assault.’

Zadie Loft reviews All’s Well That Ends Well.

Headshot of Eliza Clark with a cover of 'She's Always Hungry', her new collection of short stories.

Interview | Eliza Clark: Seven Questions

Interviews

‘There’s a great deal of horror to be found when desire is misaimed or curdles – our desires are often an expression of the systems of power we exist in.’

Eliza Clark interviewed by Zadie Loft.

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