by Ciarán O’Rourke Mills’s movies are shaped by his peculiar obsessions, and this, in large measure, is their […]
Author: Peter Cowlam
Under The Greenwood Tree It was one of these evocative autumn mornings, so I was doubly shocked to […]
by Jon Elsby During her lifetime, Iris Murdoch was probably better known – and more highly esteemed – […]
by Garry O’Connor The word ‘religion’ comes from the Latin religare, meaning ‘to bind back’, and in the […]
Harry Greenberg Reflects on a First Creative Project From His Early Teens I have restored the family heirloom. […]
by Kathryn A. Kopple In 2015, the Bolivian writer Rodrigo Hasbún published Los afectos (Affections), a slim volume […]
by Jon Elsby Just about everyone old enough to remember the football World Cups of the 1990s and […]
by Garry O’Connor ‘The past is bourgeois propaganda,’ booms a deep voice in French from the stage of […]
by Garry O’Connor Ian Herbert, another friend from King’s, was working for Pitman’s. He commissioned a book on […]
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By Peter Cowlam I first met Harry at the back end of the ’90s, almost a decade after […]
Review by Jon Elsby Reviewers have been divided about the purpose of this book. Supporters of Donald Trump […]
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