Month: July 2020
By Keith Woodhouse The night was over And the sea curds crackled And bent, crisply, in the deadening […]
By Paul Halas A favourite saying amongst Tories, not least the late demented Margaret Thatcher, is that the […]
By Adam Lickley 2017 did not end well for me. I was ‘let go’ from my job, my […]
by James Tweedie So you wanna be a journo, and why not? Well, here are a few good […]
by Francisco Dominguez On July 2nd 2020 British Judge Nigel Teare, with regard to a Central Bank of […]
My march through the relative silence of nine years Has brought me to a small house With a […]
By Adam Lickley So you fancy being a dancer, huh? And who doesn’t want to be paid to […]
By Phil Hall The first guided client to be ushered up the slopes of Chomolungma-Sagarmatha by Sherpa Tenzing […]
Story-writing for comics By Paul Halas It’s surprising how often I’ve been asked how one becomes a comic […]
March Lapwings Now everythingbegins to moveand everything stayswhere it iseach ash treeand each hummockshifts […]
Ars Notoria is pleased to present episode 10 of Dan Pearce’s groundbreaking graphic novel, Depression.
Selected by Dominic Tweedie from: Paul Robeson Speaks: Writings, Speeches, Interviews, 1918-1974 Paul Robeson was a superstar in […]
Modern conspiracy theory and the appeal of fascism and racism for the working class By Bryan Greetham In […]
Cuban culture vigorously celebrates its African-ness by Francisco Dominguez When in 1868, Cuban slave-owner Manuel de Céspedes embarked […]
by Eugene McCartan Image: new Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin, leader of the Fianna Fail party. SO, AFTER months […]
Ars Notoria is pleased to present the ninth episode in the comic series, Depression, by Dan Pearce
National Socialism offered the lower middle class a way of side-stepping the choice between liberalism or socialism. It […]
The moment has come for the soft left to develop a backbone and make a stand against reactionary […]
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