The final Fortnightly of the 2024-25 academic year.

Fortnightly 188 starts with Patrick McGuinness’s 2019 novel Throw Me To The Wolves.

Fortnightly 187 starts with John Warner’s important book about writing and AI. Plenty more too!

Fortnightly 186 ranges from Vincenzo Latronico’s smart new novel Perfection to Sienese painting of the 14th century.

The seventh edition of The Occasional, for paid subscribers of The Fortnightly: Andrew O’Hagan, Natalia Ginzburg and more.

The last Fortnightly this term features Lara Pawson’s memorable Spent Light, Leaving Certificate English reform, Tony Judt and more.

In Fortnightly 184, a focus on Irish fiction in recent times.

Fortnightly 182 starts with Harriet Walter on Shakespeare’s women, and the usual eclectic mixture follows.

The first Fortnightly of 2025, number 180 since 2016.

The penultimate Fortnightly of 2024, starting with Richard Flanagan’s extraordinary Question 7.

The 175th edition of The Fortnightly leads with Nicholas Olsberg’s superb book on the architect William Butterfield.

Issue 175 of The Fortnightly starts with two short novels. Lots more after that.

Fortnightly 173 is out today with the usual rattle bag of interesting things. Next week, The Occasional 4 for paid subscribers: lots of good books since 2016.

A plethora of English teachers in the 172nd Fortnightly.