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Natasha Walter

August 2023

  • Natasha Walter.

    Before the Light Fades by Natasha Walter review – love and resistance

  • Florence Pugh, right, as Charlie, with Alexander Skarsgård in the TV adaptation of The Little Drummer Girl.

    Top 10s
    Top 10 female spies in fiction

June 2016

  • Natasha Walter

    Meet the author
    Natasha Walter: ‘Writing fiction is a less conscious act. It’s almost like breathing’

    The feminist writer reveals how a planned biography of the wives of the Cambridge spies turned into her first novel

January 2016

  • Rebecca Mackenzie

    Fiction highlights for 2016

    A host of strong debuts plus new novels from Don DeLillo, Julian Barnes, Geoff Dyer and Nicola Barker promise a strong year for fiction

September 2014

  • Models stage a 'feminist demonstration' at the Chanel show of Karl Lagerfeld, who once declared: 'No

    Chanel’s Karl Lagerfeld cheered and jeered for ‘feminist’ fashion statement

    Fashion press hails catwalk models’ mock ‘demo’ but critics accuse designer of co-opting feminism to sell costly clothes

December 2013

  • Bridget, Camila and Jeanette

    Our new year's resolutions for 2014

    Stop checking our emails after dark, meet more feminists and learn to play guitar. Here, women of all ages share their resolutions for 2014 – what are yours?

March 2010

  • Madonna

    How the 'new feminism' went wrong

    From pole-dancing lessons to baking cupcakes, modern woman thinks she can do it all. Germaine Greer's free-thinking female eunuch has been replaced by the desperately self-inventing 'Madonna', argues Charlotte Raven, who looks back in shame at the moment in the 1990s when her generation turned its back on feminism

February 2010

  • qgaga

    Music blog
    So much for Lady Gaga's feminist credentials

  • Critical eye
    Critical eye: roundup of the week's book reviews

January 2010

  • lapdancers

    Living Dolls: The Return of Sexism by Natasha Walter

  • Natasha Walter.

    Natasha Walter: 'I believed sexism in our culture would wither away. I was entirely wrong'

April 2007

  • Novels are not all about you, Natasha

    Letters: I smiled a little wryly when I read Natasha Walter's review of my novel, On Chesil Beach (Review, March 31). In a generally favourable notice she reported that my views about the peace movement stuck in her throat.

February 2007

  • Interviews by Stephen Moss

    The best according to...

    Interviews by Stephen Moss

    Andrew Motion | AS Byatt | Natasha Walter | Al Alvarez | John Crace | Michael Billington | Philip Hensher | Colin Dexter | Tim Godfray | Nicholas Lezard | JG Ballard | Maya Jaggi | Joel Rickett | Amanda Ross | Ian McMillan | Hazel Broadfoot | Louise Doughty

May 2006

  • All aboard

    Alexandra Simonon

    Alexandra Simonon: Natasha Walter is wrong: the Euston manifeso is unusually strong on women's issues.

October 2005

  • A quick reminder ...

  • Women and the natural order

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