Morrissey’s debut novel finds itself in good company this week—according the BBC, the Smiths frontman joins Ben Okri, Norman Mailer, Sebastian Faulks, and John Updike as the most recent winner of the Literary Review’s Bad Sex in Fiction prize.… Read more »

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Literary Review has announced the finalists for the best literary prize around: the Bad Sex Awards. The Bad Sex Awards have taken… Read more »

British fans of Morrissey who hoped to learn details of the former Smiths frontman’s personal life from his Autobiography, published in the U.K. this fall by Penguin Classics, may have been disappointed—he… Read more »

As you’ve probably heard by now, last week saw the publication of Morrissey’s Autobiography by Penguin Classics in the UK. The book’s release met no shortage of hand-wringing online and… Read more »

Yesterday in Britain Morrissey joined the literary canon as his autobiography, Autobiography, was published as a Penguin Classic. Some seemed to mock this move, taunting the writer and his book for… Read more »

  Dear Morrissey (Moz), Stop me if you’ve read this one before. But after the news broke that you had cancelled your book deal with Penguin, I wanted you to… Read more »

Margaret Thatcher, Britain’s first and only female Prime Minister, died yesterday at the age of 87. Over the course of her 11 year reign, Thatcher sold every government asset that… Read more »

Long held as the patron saint of sensitive bookish types everywhere, Morrissey is well known for the wealth of literary allusions in his lyrics. From the opening verse of “How… Read more »

According to a report in DNA Info, Morrissey—front man for the Smiths—played doctor at New York’s Strand Books this past Monday when a fellow customer collapsed. According to the report: [An] employee,… Read more »