Lynn Barber

Articles from the author

‘Re-educated’: Lucy Kellaway’s tale of starting over

Why Lucy Kellaway, a high-flying journalist, chucked in her seemingly perfect life to become a maths teacher

Worrying about happiness and creativity, says Lucy, is a middle-class luxury

‘Burning Man’ made me want to reread D. H. Lawrence

Racist, self-aggrandising or semi-sane bore? Frances Wilson’s ‘Burning Man’ is a defence of D. H. Lawrence that is deliciously partisan

If you want a cool, dispassionate biography, this is not it: Wilson writes as a fan

‘Allegorizings’: Stories from beyond the grave

Jan Morris’s posthumous final book is full of sharp, throwaway judgements and an infectious joie de vivre

Jan Morris explains the title by saying that she likes seeing allegories in things

Rachel Cusk: A fine contempt

The characteristic energy and black humour of Rachel Cusk's novels stem from her fury

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