Mia Levitin

Book review: A wry wit permeates the storytelling in this debut collection of interlinked stories

Catherine Prasifka’s coming-of-age novel set in Dublin vividly captures an anxious generation

Adrian Duncan’s new novel is filled with simple yet lyrical descriptions of landscape

Book review: Elusive author’s latest book offers rare peak at creative process

Review: Destroyed city brought to life by award-winning author

Author writes breathtaking imagery, but her protagonist remains lost in a world of surfaces

Hanya Yanagihara explores important ideas but cast serves as mouthpieces for concepts

Two decades on from her previous novel, Williams finds humour amid the desolation

Book review: The natural world holds both beauty and danger in this pandemic novel

Jonathan Franzen portrays a family crisis with themes of sexuality, faith and shame

The grumbling in her novels is tempered with tenderness but the unbridled fury here feels like preaching to the choir

Katrine Marçal challenges rigid assumptions that limit economics and cultural scope

Brandon Taylor’s short stories focus on characters who are sincere not sentimental

Story of a family’s moral failings serves as an allegory for a nation’s wider weaknesses

Book review: Frances Wilson makes strong case in defence of ‘cancelled’ writer