The writer on his futuristic novel What We Can Know, climate change and the alarming lack of self-scepticism in Trump and Putin

Debut novel is about a twentysomething woman returning to her small-town home after years in London

The Booker-winning novelist on her difficult relationship with her mother, how the Beatles ‘gave her oxygen’, and how ‘everything that Trump is doing now already happened in India in 2014′

The publisher celebrates its 90th anniversary this month

O’Grady discusses his fourth book, Monaghan, working on Stephen Rea’s memoir and the current political climate in the US

This is a book of fiction explaining why he has stopped writing fiction. How very Murnane

Penguin Classics set to reissue author’s 1983 novel, My Search for Warren Harding

British writer Samantha Harvey on winning of the Booker Prize for Orbital, taking Earth for granted, coping with insomnia and her Irish connections

Following the release of his latest novel, The Proof of My Innocence, the author discusses his ‘stylistic homecoming’, the evolution of Liz Truss and why he’s spending more time with his ‘imaginary friends’

The author on his quick success with his debut novel The Loney and his new book Barrowbeck

The author of Munichs on football as ‘a novelist’s gold mine’, channelling James Joyce, and his Corbynista’s take on Starmer’s Labour

Author of Cross on his novel set against the IRA ceasefire, ideology, empathy and the influence of his job as a doctor on his writing

Romanian author and his translator Sean Cotter on significance of receiving world’s biggest prize for single work of fiction published in English

Ingrid Persaud on the real-life bogeyman of her new novel, coming late to writing and Trinidad’s affinity with Ireland

Unusually varied list also includes Jonathan Escoffery’s debut, If I Survive You