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And then there were three.

• Source: Spectator. Feb 20, 2021, Vol. 345 Issue 10043, p34, 9 p.

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What is Asia? Is it merely a European construct - and what, if anything, do its diverse peoples have in common, wonders Peter Frankopan.

• Source: Spectator. February 18, 2023, Vol. 351 Issue 10147, p30, 10 p.

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A bold departure Ian McEwan's latest novel is unusually long and autobiographical. It's surprising in other ways, too, says Claire Lowdon

• Authors : Lowdon, Claire

• Source: Spectator. September 10, 2022, Vol. 350 Issue 10124, p28, 11 p.

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A bold departure Ian McEwan's latest novel is unusually long and autobiographical. It's surprising in other ways, too, says Claire Lowdon.

• Source: Spectator. September 10, 2022, Vol. 350 Issue 10124, p28, 11 p.

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The great rule breaker: Philip Hensher describes D.H. Lawrence's restless search of a new way of life.

• Source: Spectator. May 22, 2021, Vol. 346 Issue 10056, p30, 10 p.

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Longing to be wanton

• Authors : Nicolson, Juliet

• Source: Spectator. May 16, 2020, Vol. 343 Issue 10003, p37, 1 p.

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A thoroughly modern Romantic: Keats is a much stranger poet than we tend to realise-who shocked his first readers by his vulgarity and gross indecency, says Philip Hensher.

• Source: Spectator. Feb 6, 2021, Vol. 345 Issue 10041, p32, 10 p.

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Hogsflesh and herring.

• Authors : Dunn, Daisy

• Source: Spectator. May 16, 2020, Vol. 343 Issue 10003, p47, 1 p.

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Pet lobsters

• Authors : Mitchell, Margaret

• Source: Spectator. May 20, 2023, Vol. 352 Issue 10160, p52, 1 p.

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MARY WAKEFIELD: The writing's on the wall

• Source: Spectator. May 15, 2021, Vol. 346 Issue 10055, p25, 1 p.

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