In this discussion, Jonathan Coe, an acclaimed author known for his innovative storytelling, shares insights about his new novel, The Proof of My Innocence, which reflects on Liz Truss's short premiership. He delves into the charm of cosy crime and the intricate relationship between nostalgia and literature. The conversation highlights the complexities of satire, the unpredictability of an author's legacy, and the art of crafting compelling murder mysteries. Coe also explores the playful experimentation in fiction, showcasing the myriad ways literature can resonate with contemporary themes.
