Jennifer Lipman is a freelance journalist living in London, writing about current affairs, politics, culture and society. She tweets @jenlipman
Jennifer Lipman enjoys a tale of neighbourly harmony in 1930s America
From its family ties to scouts and soldiers, Dan Senor and Saul Singer's work celebrates all that's great about the nation
Naomi Alderman’s new Bond-spoof novel is pacy and easy to lose yourself in, but lacks the humanity and thoughtfulness of its forerunner The Power
A new biography tells the story of a young woman who masterminded the escape of academics from Nazi Europe to the UK
He will miss out on exposure to many different cultures, but at least he will know who he is
Bangles singer Susanna Hoffs’ debut never fails to entertain even if her understanding of Britain seems solely shaped by Jilly Cooper and Richard Curtis
Hila Blum tells of the therapeutic effect of writing her book How to Love your Daughter
Our list ranges from sharp-eyed social satires to a Killing Eve-style thriller about a heroine bent on revenge
Curtis Sittenfeld's latest features an appealingly flawed character, uncomfortable in her own skin, wary of introspection and keen to deflect any compliment
Hadley Freeman's eating disorder memoir is a vital contribution that it’s hoped will change how we understand anorexia
If an MP misbehaves, there’s a new man to call. Meet Daniel Greenberg, Westminster sleaze-buster
As a father in a same-sex relationship, Morgan-Bentley offers a unique perspective
Her advancing years haven’t slowed down Lore Segal’s urge to fictionalise life. The Other People’s Houses author reveals why she still writes
Writer Monique Charlesworth discusses the web of deceit woven by her German-Jewish mother
if God can be all things, why not a woman?
Author's lacklustre findings on life of socialite might better have been contained to a magazine feature
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