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Patricia Lockwood

June 2022

  • Sally Rooney.

    ‘I always secretly wonder which of us is the real artist’: Sally Rooney in conversation with Patricia Lockwood

    The novelists discuss using real life in fiction, email style, and the art of writing sex scenes

May 2022

  • Patricia Lockwood.

    Debut novelist wins £20,000 Dylan Thomas prize for No One Is Talking About This

    Patricia Lockwood follows acclaimed memoir Priestdaddy with book focusing on a life lived on social media

January 2022

  • Patricia Lockwood

    Observer New Review Q&A
    Patricia Lockwood: ‘I think Brits like my criticism more than Americans do’

    The US novelist on writing about her niece’s death, her ‘meaningful’ crystal egg and her fantasy life as a standup comic

October 2021

  • Anuk Arudpragasam, Patricia Lockwood, Nadifa Mohamed; bottom from left: Maggie Shipstead, Damon Galgut, Richard Power

    A pioneering pilot, a vast wilderness, a drunken afternoon... Booker shortlisted authors reveal their inspirations

    Patricia Lockwood, Anuk Arudpragasam, Richard Powers and more on how they made the 2021 shortlist

July 2021

  • Justine Jordan

    Rachel Cusk’s singular novel stands out on wide-ranging Booker longlist

    Justine Jordan
  • Booker prize longlistees (from left clockwise: Kazuo Ishiguro, Rachel Cusk, Richard Powers, Patricia Lockwood, Sunjeev Sahota and Nadifa Mohamed.

    Booker prize reveals globe-spanning longlist of ‘engrossing stories’

April 2021

  • From left, Patricia Lockwood, Yaa Gyasi and Susanna Clarke.

    Women’s prize for fiction shortlist entirely first-time nominees

    Susanna Clarke, Yaa Gyasi and Patricia Lockwood among the six authors up for the £30,000 award

February 2021

  • Patricia Lockwood

    Book of the day
    No One Is Talking About This by Patricia Lockwood review – richly tragicomic debut novel

  • Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

    What can the modern novel tell us about life in the age of the internet?

    Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

November 2020

  • President Donald Trump arrives for a Keep America Great rally in Lake Charles, Louisiana in 2016.

    He Who Must Not Be Named: why is Trump unnamed in so many books?

    ‘The dictator’, ‘this man’, ‘the president’ – over the last four years, authors have gone out of their way to avoid Trump’s name. But why?

September 2019

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    Dazzling debut novels, searing polemics, the history of humanity and trailblazing memoirs ... Read our pick of the best books since 2000

April 2019

  • Read on ... Phoebe Waller-Bridge as the titular Fleabag.

    How to survive after Fleabag: a cultural guide

    All the shows, books and even bands to seek out if you need more of a Fleabag-y fix

June 2018

  • David Sedaris landscape

    ‘Droll, savvy and soulful’: five funny writers who'll make you laugh

    Anyone who says comic writing is dead must be joking – the genre has never been as vibrant as it is now

June 2017

  • Beth Ditto

    The best original photographs from the Observer
    Original Observer photography: May 2017

    Beth Ditto, cult TV, politicians, playwrights and performers feature in this month’s showcase of the best photography commissioned by the Observer

May 2017

  • Patricia Lockwood

    Best podcasts of the week
    Being an absolute boss: podcasts of the week

    From actual bosses to metaphorical ones, this week’s podcasts are leaders in their field. Don’t forget to subscribe!

April 2017

  • Observer New Review Patricia Lockwood portrait poet april 2017

    Patricia Lockwood: ‘I’m a show-off, a clown’

  • Patricia Lockwood

    Book of the day
    Priestdaddy by Patricia Lockwood review – a dazzling comic memoir

August 2016

  • Helping a friend in need<br>Hands holding each other over a table

    Empathic people quicker to learn to help others, study shows

    Although people are slower to learn to do tasks that help other people, research participants rated as more empathic proved to be quicker learners

July 2016

  • Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

    Poetic justice: the rise of brilliant women writing in dark times

    Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
  • Poet Emily Berry

    Nicholas Lezard's choice
    If I’m Scared We Can’t Win: Penguin Modern Poets One review – a welcome return

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