Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Not everyone can pop into one of London’s best-known restaurants and order a fancy ice cream dessert named after their father. The ...

“I Couldn’t Love You More” introduces three generations of women grappling with secrets, shame and an inexorable bond. By Elisabeth Egan Welcome to Group Text, a monthly column for readers and book ...

Although I Couldn’t Love You More, Freud’s ninth novel, is a re-imagining of her Irish mother’s pregnancy and its repercussions, some of its most vivid parts concern her father. Here he’s in the guise ...

The author discusses “Desire,” her story from the latest issue of the magazine. The Screening Room A Daughter’s Fight for Her Mother’s Affection In the Colombian film “Between You and Milagros,” ...

In Esther Freud’s new novel, Love Falls, 17-year-old Lara dreams of Prince Charles “and his black Jamaican girlfriend searching for his trousers in her room. They giggled and flirted and made lustful, ...

The latest pick for Group Text, our monthly column for readers and book clubs, is Esther Freud's “I Couldn’t Love You More,” a novel about three generations of women grappling with secrets, shame and ...

Even as I write this review, I’m tempted to re-read Esther Freud’s shimmering, compelling eighth novel that refuses to be pigeonholed. War looms on its horizon, like “the belly of a Zeppelin ... a ...

On the second day of Dhaka Lit Fest 2017 British Novelist Esther Freud spoke with Sharbari Ahmed in a session titled 'Hideous Kinky'. Held at the main stage Abdul Karim Sahitya Bisharad Auditorium.

Sinéad Cusack is to star in Esther Freud's debut play Stitchers at the Jermyn Street Theatre. Cusack will star as Lady Anne Tree in the piece, which is the third play of the Reaction season at the ...

British writer Esther Freud’s first novel, ‘Hideous Kinky’, was shortlisted for the John Llewellyn Rhys prize and made into a film starring Kate Winslet. Following that, she went on to receive ...

“The glamorous unreliability of Esther Freud’s father, Lucian Freud, is an inescapable force in her novels,” said Markie Robson-Scott on The Arts Desk. Her ninth is a “what if?” exploration of her ...