Borderlands
On the Scottish margins, past and future
Reviews
The TLS
The Times Literary Supplement’s weekly reviews
2026
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Dust to dust
Hedonism and the death drive among the Young British Artists
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The year I died
A reimagining of the artist and patricide Richard Dadd
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Leonardo and Iac
Love, art and power in Renaissance Florence
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Francisco and Diana?
Rosario Weiss: pupil, protégée, daughter?
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Queen and games mistress
Two utopian feminist novels
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Fence fiction
The final instalment of Colson Whitehead’s pulp-historical trilogy
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Too much texting
Little treats and boundless ennui in the digital age
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Dreadful days draw near
Coming of age in the early twenty-first century
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Ringing the changes
A protean novel of lives and nature in flux
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How fiction works
A Mexican author returns to his homeland
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What do people talk about?
A writer grapples with the self in time
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Portrait of a lost generation
A novel of Kyiv in the tumultuous 1920s
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What does the fox think?
Profound, quirky tales of mothers and daughters, parties and pets
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Writing to be noticed
The belated UK arrival of a Great American Talent
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Island empire
An epic of a vanished Polynesia
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Outside the tower
The tale of an itinerant artist, too earnest to make it big
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Days of puzzlement
A psychotherapist investigates the murder of her former lover
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Paradise gained?
A West Coast family uproots to Vermont
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Over the border
Short Mexican and Cuban fiction, translated by the Harlem poet
