Global warming is real, but it is not an excuse for misanthropes to voice their hatred of humanity. […]
Month: June 2020
A Storm A storm is brewing. Rain is sudden, heavy, falling with shadows, a thunder of echoes on […]
Yogesh Patel A recent report exposes short comings of many publishers in the UK. Albeit, to call the […]
A Freedom Charter for Great Britain? If we held a constitutional assembly, all the progressive forces in British […]
Welcome to the monthly editorial and welcome to Ars Notoria. Strangely enough, the editorial for June 2020 will […]
Ars Notoria is pleased to present the eighth episode in the comic series, Depression, by Dan Pearce
By Paul Halas The blame game continues. Meanwhile… While the general public and the media obsess about Coronavirus […]
PPP/C must seize the day by James Tweedie Guyanese caretaker president David Granger still refuses to admit defeat […]
Socialists and capitalists together have ruined the planet. by Pete Field Even though climate scientists tell us we […]
Halas & Batchelor Cartoon Films 1940 – 1995 By Vivien Halas This year marks the 80th year since […]
Everyday working class, fascism is real by Phil Hall One of the dirty secrets of history is that […]
Pearl Fishers by Steven O’Brien Such ember-gold in your eyes,As no other girlAnd deep church-glass green,Purple, soft as […]
by Yogesh Patel Saddens me we are binaryto my skin.Grandpa used to tell me a lie.Prof Macaulay would […]
Ars Notoria is pleased to present the seventh episode in the comic series, Depression, by Dan Pearce.
COMICS – THE SEDUCTION OF THE INNOCENT By Paul Halas To this day there’s still an intellectual snobbery […]
Is the solution to racism, misogyny and prejudice a nicer capitalism or do we need a more profound […]
A short appraisal by MERVYN HYDE As a baby boomer, born one month after the war in Japan […]
Democracy delayed is democracy denied by James Tweedie Today is the 40th anniversary of the murder of Guyanese […]
Decades of dead-souled, dead music in zombie filled arenas headlined by people like Dylan. By Phil Hall Prospero […]
– and bloody annoyed at the constant micro and macro racism of the British police By Des Willie […]
How we regained faith in politics By Paul Halas Jeremy Corbyn was a phenomenon. This relatively obscure politician […]
Ars Notoria is pleased to present the sixth episode in the comic series, Depression, by Dan Pearce.
In my wildest dreams I never thought I would hang out with my hero, Muhammad Ali. By Andy […]
Extract originally published in The London Magazine By Eve Hall My heroine of very early days was Joan […]
Challenging the Neoliberal Onslaught By Richard House I recently interviewed tireless childhood campaigner Sue Palmer for the Morning […]
– like Richard Steinhardt By Phil Hall Grandpa was an admirer of Napoleon and this was partly why […]
A cracker from the renowned Circus Chef. “A bit of isolation cooking here. A breakfast toad in the […]
George Szirtes We remain rainless. The late sun draped on washing like a faded flag. This is our […]
In the USA racism is the collateral damage caused by social inequality and injustice, and a history of […]
It’s staggering that as the world spiralled into a political death loop over the past decade, and trust […]
Anandi Sharan Giving and receiving Giving and receiving isa matter of systems-logic.Listen to the poets!Here it is,metabolising civilisation.Is […]
The Problem of Surplus and the COVID-19 Pandemic. ‘Can we justify £16bn fortunes when nurses are poorly compensated, […]
Can we look forward to a more sustainable future when the Coronavirus virus recedes? By PAUL HALAS For […]
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