Hannah Ewens

Tobi Coventry is invisible, yet he is here. A debut novelist writing about sexuality, desire and, inadvertently, masculinity: the kind of man, we’ve been told for the past five years, no longer exists. Or at least could not win the Booker Prize without causing a strange cultural shudder. He spends his days reading for a living, scouting books before they surface, digging through the backlist to find stories that might translate to screens. So when the book scout-turned-author read The Guardian’s view of the Booker — literary fiction “closed to men”, books about young men “hard to find”, David Szalay’s win putting “masculinity back at the centre of literary fiction” — he wondered, simply: what?

T he Salt Path was sold as an epic tale of resilience – an inspiring true story about the power of the human spirit and the healing beauty of the

After packing up the dilapidated family home, Holly Humberstone found herself eschewing LA producers and embracing the beauty of everyday life in south-east London to craft the optimistic fantasy of new album Cruel World

“Curiously, most people who actually get Botox seem to be in agreement that something does shift when you get it – but many simply don’t care,” writes Hannah Ewens.

Struggling with blurry footage and poor audio after a night out? From filming in low light to cutting through crowd noise, DJ Miamor shares practical tips with music writer Hannah Ewens on capturing sharp, shareable gig footage using your phone

From low-light shots to quick-fire editing, DJ Miamor shares her tips with music writer Hannah Ewens on capturing nights out as they unfold – with content ready to post straight from your phone

Somewhere in a hotel room several floors above me, Kacey Musgraves wakes up – spontaneously, without an alarm, at the time of our interview.

With tracks inspired by weed, acid trips and same-sex relationships, the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter changed the face of country music. As she releases a characteristically confessional new album, ‘Middle of Nowhere’, she speaks to Hannah Ewens about post-divorce singledom, her shifting view on having children, and burying the hatchet with her fellow country queen Miranda Lambert

Sleazy female electro-pop – from throbbing drum’n’bass to hyperactive EDM – is reflecting the economic reality for many in the US, with its rock-star energy and rap-influenced vocals

The jazz, soul and pop starlet on a complicated relationship with food, her "validating" ADHD diagnosis, and how RAYE inspired a generation of artists like her