So older women don’t have sex?
Helen Walsh: Why, in the 21st century, is the sexually active older woman still depicted as a figure of fun?
The Worlds of Sholem Aleichem: The Remarkable Life and Afterlife of the Man Who Created Tevye – review
J Hoberman: Jeremy Dauber's biography of Sholem Aleichem looks at how Fiddler on the Roof came to represent the ultimate Americanisation of Jewish culture
The Irish state visit was a piece of public theatre, but also a catharsis
Joseph O'Connor: The people of Ireland and England have long acknowledged their common culture. Now the politicians have caught up
Jennifer Garner: I’ll be silent guardian of Superman v Batman spoilers
Actor says she won't be spilling any more secrets about husband Ben Affleck's role as Batman in 2016 Man of Steel sequel
Venezuela protest crackdown threatens region’s democracy, warns Vargas Llosa
Exclusive: Peruvian author says Maduro regime is becoming 'messianic dictatorship' intent on spreading its influence across Latin America
Five pathways to post-capitalist ‘renaissance’ by a former oil man
Nafeez Ahmed: 'Capitalism is torpedoing our prosperity, killing our economies, threatening our children. It must be re-engineered, root and branch.'
Ten Korean writers on a country sawn in half
What can the 10 South Korean writers selected for the London Book Fair tell us about a country that has been cut in two? By Claire Armitstead
TS Eliot: guilt, desire and rebellion at respectability
Roz Kaveney: TS Eliot – part 2: Eliot's revolt from duty, and Unitarian virtue and philosophy, can, in part, be blamed on a culture of repression and ignorance
My hero: Flora Solomon by Ben Macintyre
Ben Macintyre: Flora Solomon's exposure of Kim Philby as a Soviet spy changed the course of British history
Trials of Passion: Crimes in the Name of Love and Madness – review
Should erotic obsession be grounds for getting away with murder? Dinah Birch on three notorious cases
Kawergosk refugee camp’s hope in the face of tragedy
Khaled Hosseini: The displaced Syrians I met in northern Iraq know the farthest extremes suffering, but are coping with great dignity
Jane Goodall blames ‘chaotic note taking’ for plagiarism controversy
Scientist revises her book Seeds of Hope after allegations 12 sections were lifted from other websites
TS Eliot: searching for sainthood amid hate speech and hurt
Roz Kaveney: TS Eliot – part 1: Some of the 20th century's finest poetry belongs to Eliot, yet any account of it must also keep track of the harm he did
James Lovelock: ‘Instead of robots taking over the world, what if we join with them?’
Stephen Moss: The maverick scientist on the advantages of nuclear power, Fukushima meltdown 'lies' – and how humans could become robo-people
Yiyun Li: ‘This is my generation. It’s what we experienced’
The author of Kinder Than Solitude talks to Liz Hoggard about Tiananmen Square and the psychological violence people inflict