Climate change: As a result of its pledges on energy use, China no longer risks pariah status at Copenhagen – but ever bigger snags will hinder the roll-out of its plans, write Geoff Dyer and Fiona Harvey
Was it Thomas Cromwell's machinations, a frustrated MP's diaries, or a novelist's treatment of his father's suicide? We asked a few people… Peter Carey – novelist Kamila Shamsie's Burnt Shadows (Bloomsbury) has huge ambition...
Writer Evan Ratliff Tried to Vanish: Here’s What Happened After Evan Ratliff was captured, Wired asked the most active hunters to send in their stories. Here are the answers: Mike Selinker Lone Shark Games Before the hunt...
Suffering from 'novel nausea', Zadie Smith wonders if the essay lives up to its promise Why do novelists write essays? Most publishers would rather have a novel. Bookshops don't know where to put them. It's a rare reader who...
By Geoff Dyer, FT China bureau chief Barack Obama made one last final attempt to speak directly to ordinary Chinese people at the end of his three-day visit, giving an interview in Beijing yesterday to Southern Weekend, one of...
By Geoff Dyer and Edward Luce In one of those happy coincidences of presidential scheduling, just as Barack Obama was receiving a private tour of the Forbidden City in Beijing on Tuesday afternoon following three hours of...
The re-released cinematic head-trip Forest of Bliss adheres firmly to the purer school of documentary-making The lowest form of documentary involves a presenter setting off on a journey to discover why he or she didn't yet know...
In this audio interview, Edward Luce, the FT’s Washington bureau chief, analyses the significance of President Barack Obama’s first visit to China. Launch in Pop-up Download mp3 | RSS Feed | Add to iTunes | Audio Home