editorial
The Fight to Preserve Britain’s Churches, Meeting Houses and Temples
New data reveals a sharp increase in the number of historic churches, meeting houses and temples at risk, threatening the vital social and economic fabric of Great Britain.
by Phil Hall
short story
Metropolis
by Amal Chatterjee
short stories
Stories of Football and Madness / Cuentos de Fútbol y Locura
by Ulises Paniagua
memoir
5. Life in the Sun
David Yip
poetry
The President’s Feast
Christmas is a time of feasting and self-indulgence for the lucky and powerful. For most of the world it is a time of hardship and starvation. And so it has always been. In the Bible, the story of Belshazzar’s Feast (in the Book of Daniel) tells the tale of a King of Babylon. He feasts endlessly while foreign armies march on his capital. Warnings are ignored, Belshazzar is killed and his Empire lost to the invaders. Acting swiftly might have saved everything, but pride destroys what might have been saved. There is a lesson here for those who wish to see it.
by Roger Murphy
food
Diesel, Chai & the Oyster Wind
A punk-masaalchi essay on time, place and the flavours we carry.
By Arun Kapil
film
Peons By the Pool: Standard Hollywood Contract
by Norman B. Schwartz
memoir
Epilogue
by Margaret Yip
politics
THE NEW COMMONWEALTH
Discussion Document for a Humane Socialist Great Britain
literature
Con Rider on Measure for Measure
This is perhaps the closest Shakespeare comes to presenting a dogma: “He who the sword of heaven would bear… should be as holy as severe.”
geopolitics
Game, Set & Match to Russia
…unless NATO carries out a pre-emptive strike
Richard Steinhardt
philosophy
The Soul of the Human in the Age of Mercury
In the spirit of Friedrich Schiller’s Letters on the Aesthetic Education of Man
Phil Hall
cartoon
Pete Field on AI
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