"Well, everybody knows that the bird is the word, a-well-a, bird, bird, b-bird's the word" Or is it? Neil Stewart isn't so sure
Arkady Novikov's new restaurant in Knightsbridge is a more casual relation to his Mayfair mothership, serving sushi, dim sum and some not quite Asian burgers, chips and Veuve Clicquot. "It's a West London thing"
The characters in Chloe Aridjis's second novel Asunder may be stuck – but Neil Stewart finds their story strangely moving
Simon Rogan's new restaurant in Manchester is where Mr Rolls first met Mr Royce
Neil Stewart finds Nicholas Royle's First Novel funny and skewering, and recognises himself in the lead character's obsessive arrangement of books on a shelf by spine colour and design
"She has a terrific answer to the vapid rhetoric of 'In a time where money is short, do you think that money should be spent on a baby’s incubator, or on supporting poetry?'"
50 years on: the global hunt for the missing Doctor Who episodes
"A text that wants to be a piece of music is on a hiding to nothing." Neil Stewart finds much to infuriate and annoy in Kirsty Gunn's new book
Often weird, sometimes wild - this is one of the most innovative culinary experiences you can have in South America. It's just a shame about the room
This Piet Boon-designed greenhouse to table restaurant has colour coordinated diners and no menu
