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Joyland, by Stephen King, review
The master of horror's new novel is full of acute observations, says Tim Martin.
Harley Loco by Rayya Elias, review
Nicholas Blincoe warms to a New York hairdresser's tale of hedonism and redemption.
Time Present and Time Past by Deirdre Madden, review
Adam O'Riordan admires the subtle machinations of a Dublin-set domestic drama.
Time Reborn: From the Crisis of Physics to the Future of the Universe, by Lee Smolin, review
Roger Highfield wrestles with Lee Smolin's mind-bending meditations on philosphy and science.
A Commonplace Killing, by Siân Busby
A Commonplace Killing' is rich in period detail and peopled with beautifully drawn characters, says Jake Kerridge.
The William Morris Gallery - the Art Fund Museum of the Year
The winner of Britain's biggest art prize is a Georgian building devoted to the textile designer, writer and utopian socialist. Sarah Crompton was a judge
Elvis Costello and the Imposters, Royal Albert Hall, review
Margaret Thatcher may have been laid to rest just a few weeks ago, but that hasn’t silenced her musical tormentor-in-chief.
101 Spring Street: Donald Judd's home in pictures
Almost 20 years after his death, artist Donald Judd's sprawling New York home opens to the public.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Behind the scenes
See Charlie and the Chocolate Factory musical, as its creators intended from the costume director's sketches to scenes on stage.