Sarah Moss

Sarah Moss: Naturally I have views, mostly of the sort you’d probably expect from a bike-riding vegetarian feminist academic, but I’m certain about very few of them

I wouldn’t have the time, people say, usually while they sit beside me with hands at rest or on their phones

Book review: Will Burns’s novel highlights inequalities and issues of modern society

Authors and critics choose the books that have moved and impressed them this year

I remembered why we were leaving England every time I read the news, every time the nation stood on doorsteps and clapped

Book review: Hanne Ørstavik brings us remarkably close to her characters in such a short time

Author’s novel Ghost Wall attempts to skewer English penchant for nostalgic writing

Dark arts and a dark patriarchy in 17th-century Lancashire from Stacey Halls

The ethics of fiction are about the ability to imagine what it might be like if things were different. Historical fiction is able to imagine the stories missing from popular history