Hephzibah Anderson
Articles by Hephzibah Anderson
My daughter is a child of the future—conceived by artificial insemination with the help of an app
Hephzibah Anderson / August 22, 2018
The robots are coming, but at least the kids will be prepared
The life lessons we'll lose when the high streets fall
Hephzibah Anderson / June 17, 2018
When closed signs are flipped over permanently, livelihoods aren't all that are lost
Bake Off, craft ale, historical novels: How the financial crash sent us on a headlong retreat into nostalgia
Hephzibah Anderson / July 19, 2017
Rather than getting angry and radical, we've become more culturally conservative
The spinster wars
Hephzibah Anderson / May 21, 2015
We live in an age of individuality, yet prize living in couples. Should women reclaim the idea of spinsterhood?
Blood and bones: The cult of Marina Abramovic
The performance artist has starved and cut herself for her art, but can she survive celebrity?
Books in brief: 'Quiet Dell' by Jayne Anne Phillips
Hephzibah Anderson / March 27, 2014
Quiet Dell is the story of an American serial killer, captured through a series of elegiac vignettes
The works of Martin Creed: Genius or joke?
Hephzibah Anderson / February 20, 2014
"I'm really scared that I'll think it's shit. That's my ultimate fear with my work: what if I end up presenting this stuff that I myself don't like?"
Necessary Errors
"Being here is what you're doing, when you're here" - a young protagonist seeks to align himself with a place in transition
The month in books
Hephzibah Anderson / April 24, 2013
Publishers are already eying airport bookshops, but there's nothing escapist about May's selections
In praise of the cliché
Hephzibah Anderson / November 14, 2012
At the end of the day, sometimes you've just got to think inside the box