Authors
The stories of a cemetery
There is much to learn about human life in a graveyard
Against literary celebriphilia
We need interesting authors, not “big names”
New life for a dying trade
The book world is on its last legs. So how we can bring it back from the dead?
France’s philosopher king
There is a jarring disconnect between Michel Houellebecq’s critiques of sexual liberation and his dissolute lifestyle
A forgotten British great: Smelfungus
Now languishing in undeserved obscurity, Tobias Smollett should be remembered
An off-kilter visionary
Henry Green had a strange and distinctive talent
Orwell, Camus and truth
On honesty as an attitude
Freddie Simmons
An author who turned failure into success
The new establishment
Who will subvert today’s anti-establishment?
For we are one and unfree
Australia doesn’t care about free speech, and it doesn’t want to
Rock as ritual
Just as Taylor has nailed the emotional lexicon of her people, Finn has nailed it for his
The sincere insincerity of centrism
Politicians cannot but seem like they’re lying even when they genuinely aren’t lying
Women can have short hair, too
Pseudo-progressives are resurrecting gender stereotypes
Reasons to be cheerful
Ten things that are wonderful about British racing
Alastair Campbell’s gender neutral nonsense
Alastair Campbell might not care about single-sex spaces, but women do
How short is an arm in the arts?
ACE’s politicisation goes back all the way to the Blair government
Is Britain’s future still being determined in Europe?
The European Court of Human Rights continues to shape policy here in the UK
The Conservative immigration betrayal
The Tories have delivered immigration on an absolutely unprecedented scale
The Road to the Cass Review — (5) Lord Moonie
How one “awkward sod” refused to follow the trend on gender
Is Georgia approaching its Euromaidan?
New attempts to curb the activities of NGOs have stirred pro-EU feeling
