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“... not always with due recognition. Her new book provides commanding confirmation of her stature. Kate Saunders’s second novel, Storm in the Citadel, has all the exuberance and some of the uncertainty of a novelist still finding her voice. She, too, writes of fantasy, obsession and violence. Her novel ends where Tindall’s began: with the loss of a ...”

“... all back.’ Among those troubled by Clapton’s remarks was the photographer David (‘Red’) Saunders. A great bear of a man with a red rockabilly quiff, a veteran of numerous agit-prop actors’ groups, Saunders was also a former mod and a Clapton fan. He drafted a letter to the music press and persuaded six friends ...”

“... a group of US fiction writers around his age that includes the late David Foster Wallace, George Saunders, Jonathan Franzen and Jeffrey Eugenides. There are a few things that set Antrim apart: he’s Southern; his strongest affinity to a writer in the previous generation is to Donald Barthelme, not Don DeLillo; he’s the least likely to be topical, to ...”

“... his experience in Alcoholics Anonymous, was outed as a reader of self-help after his death. George Saunders has called fiction ‘a kind of compassion-generating machine that saves us from sloth’. Both writers delivered college commencement addresses that were then marketed as inspirational pamphlets. Lately the writers Sabina Murray and Ocean Vuong have ...”

“... itself with Eisenhower’s private life, and which was associated with his wartime driver, Kate Summersby Morgan, does not seem likely to persist, and was only a rumour. Frank Saunders, the driver who worked for President Kennedy’s parents, proceeds by innuendo rather than by rumour. The President, he tells us, did ...”