by Kathryn A. Kopple In 2015, the Bolivian writer Rodrigo Hasbún published Los afectos (Affections), a slim volume […]
Category Archive: History
Published in London by Gilgamesh Books in Autumn 2021 In his powerfully evocative new book, Alexandria Adieu, the […]
Soft words over cigars and port By Stephen Hoare Field Marshal Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, KG, GCB, GCH, PC, FRS, ‘the Iron […]
Che appeals to revolutionary fantasists who like the poetry of violence. By Phil Hall When we watched a […]
Someone I know. Someone you know. The quintessence of moral failure. by Philip Hall The cast system is […]
But now we have another pivotal moment. By Bryan Greetham Before the Second World War a German chemist […]
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 […]
By Phil Hall Covid-19 arrives, We sit at home for a long while. The cities empty, the air […]
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 […]
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 […]
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