What the New York Times Missed: 71 More of the Best Books of the 21st Century
Susanna Clarke, Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell (2004) I should not have been surprised that the NYT list skewed heavily away from genre fiction—but missing Susanna Clarke’s world-changing doorstopper of a debut is a particular head-scratcher. On paper, the book still seems daunting in an almost comical way: a Regency-era epic (with footnotes and extensive digressions on philosophy, magic, politics
The real story of the website accused of fuelling Southport riots
Police stand before a burning car in Sunderland - one of several towns and cities hit by riots What connects a dad living in Lahore in Pakistan, an amateur hockey player from Nova Scotia - and a man named Kevin from Houston, Texas? They’re all linked to Channel3Now - a website whose story giving a false name for the 17-year-old charged over the Southport attack was widely quoted in viral posts on
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