Everyday working class, fascism is real by Phil Hall One of the dirty secrets of history is that […]
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Ars Notoria is pleased to present the seventh episode in the comic series, Depression, by Dan Pearce.
Is the solution to racism, misogyny and prejudice a nicer capitalism or do we need a more profound […]
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 […]
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 […]
– like Richard Steinhardt By Phil Hall Grandpa was an admirer of Napoleon and this was partly why […]
In the USA racism is the collateral damage caused by social inequality and injustice, and a history of […]
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, […]
Song by Richard Tuley: Taking Back Control By Richard Tuley Perhaps it’s distasteful to mention Brexit. People […]
Che appeals to revolutionary fantasists who like the poetry of violence. By Phil Hall When we watched a […]
One of the greatest pleasures in my grandfather’s life was to visit the market in Cannes, to admire […]
Ars Notoria is pleased to present the fourth episode in the comic series by Dan Pearce.
The revolutionary environmentalist, Anandi Sharan, argues that to meet 2050 zero carbon emissions the government must give each […]
LISTEN TO THE LEFT STARMER, OR GO! Masks off! Keir Starmer got elected as Labour leader under false […]
Ars Notoria is pleased to present the third episode in the comic series by Dan Pearce.
by Philip Hall Richmond Park is not far away from us. It’s easy to reach it and to […]
In Search of Salt – by Yogesh Patel There is a jungle in this desert! The baboons of […]
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Two Tall Trees There’s a window in the bathroom and if you stand at the bottom of the […]
Sandeep Saxena wants us to grow our food in forests By Anandi Sharan Sandeep Saxena graduated from the […]
Someone I know. Someone you know. The quintessence of moral failure. by Philip Hall The cast system is […]
Socialism? What are we talking about? By Dominic Tweedie The communists mean to show the way – as […]
Ars Notoria is pleased to present the second episode in the comic series by Dan Pearce.
Now AI is Coming for the Middle-Class By Emil Blake In 1925 a Russian economist, called Nikolai Kondratiev […]
But now we have another pivotal moment. By Bryan Greetham Before the Second World War a German chemist […]
What do you do when the cure does you more harm than the disease? You stop taking it. […]
WHAT IS TO BE DONE? By Phil Hall The British Disease is passive aggression. It is class hatred […]
The demoralisation of grassroots Labour. By Paul Halas The Stroud Labour CLP meeting to nominate its preferred leadership […]
Celebrations in the streets of Dharavi, Mumbai By Andy Hall The principle practice in street photography, and why […]
By Phil Hall Covid-19 arrives, We sit at home for a long while. The cities empty, the air […]
By Yogesh Patel To the undertakers A preview of myself is a hidden mirror in a selfie mirror. […]
by James Tweedie, Plymouth, May 6th 2020 The one-word answer is: “Brexit.” The Labour Party backed the losing […]
By Paul Halas On my very infrequent visits to Paris, passing Drancy Station on the RER suburban line […]
Ars Notoria is pleased to present the first episode in the comic series by Dan Pearce.
By Phil Hall In China the barefoot doctors believed in prevention rather than cure. So how can we […]
By Paul Halas Our television has led a charmed life in recent weeks. Every time a Conservative minister […]
“we hope we have not cast a Pearl before the swine, but set a glass before the grateful […]