Netflix’s Ripley is the most controversial adaptation yet – it’s also the best'This Ripley is not charming, he doesn’t have the gift of the gab ... instead his criminal competence seems to come from an immunity to what other people think of him.'By pip adam | 17th April, 2024Guest writer
‘How the fuck do you make a quiche?’ An extract from Pip Adam’s new novelThree flatmates make their first foray into cooking, with help from Alison Holst. By pip adam | 9th June, 2020Guest writer
Fever dream: Pip Adam on Bae Suah and the art of translationPip Adam approaches a new translator with a profound unease. By pip adam | 23rd April, 2020Guest writer
She liked it, she wanted it: The complex terrors of Mary Gaitskill’s This is Pleasure'I finished This is Pleasure at about 4am on a Sunday. I hadn’t been able to sleep – I’d had an uncomfortable interaction with a powerful person, and it was keeping me awake ...'. Pip Adam on a book that challenged and changed her. By pip adam | 29th January, 2020Guest writer
The Testaments: Pip Adam reviews the ultra-hyped new Margaret AtwoodOne of our country’s finest writers gorges herself on Gilead – and finds herself wishing for more osmosis between the Booker-shortlisted new novel and the horror-story politics playing out around us. By pip adam | 16th September, 2019Guest writer
