Jennifer Lipman is a freelance journalist living in London, writing about current affairs, politics, culture and society. She tweets @jenlipman
'Living in a Christian-majority country we should appreciate the value Christmas has — even if it’s not “our” celebration'
David Leavitt's new novel is about panicking liberals. But as he tells Jennifer Lipman, he didn't really want to write about the Trump era.
Far from perfect book, Jennifer Lipman cannot shake this poignant tale from her mind
Filmmaker Ivor Montagu, businessman Sir Isidore Salmon, and ex-JC editor Ivan Marion Greenberg are among those named in a Gestapo black book
Parenting expert Dr Abigail Gewirtz has written a timely book advising parents on tackling frightening subjects with youngsters
Whether it’s choosing your hours or doing a nine-to-five from your kitchen, the potential benefits of flexible and remote working are immense
It is a meandering tale, graphic and shocking at times and meditative at others, which doesn’t so much reach a conclusion as simply end
Author Emma Straub tells Jennifer Lipman about the challenges of writing contemporary fiction in a pandemic and in Trump's America
A family has worked together to translate a book which pieces together the story of Salonica's murdered Jews
Erica Katz has written a gossipy novel giving the inside track on the world of New York's Magic Circle law firms.
'Stronger oversight and complaints processes are needed'
Jenny Kleeman's new book explores the promise - and problems - of new technology
The books that inspired a generation of girls are back as a Netflix series. Jennifer Lipman is celebrating
Freeman writes beautifully and, although she evokes the historical context, she doesn’t allow it to overload her story
'Youth movements are journeys, every step a milestone. What happens when those steps fall away?'
Many couples are having to postpone their celebrations, due to coronavirus. But their day will come.
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