Book Review

An inside account of the HS2 raises worrying questions about our government’s capacity to build infrastructure

Dual reflections on on the vicissitudes of victim status

Clint Eastwood is as much a part of the American landscape as the Grand Canyon

Oxford showed little enthusiasm for its national language and the literature that followed

The buildings that forged Christian communities still powerfully impact them

Even to list the academic fields in which he was a pioneer is exhausting

Pronouns are far too interesting to be left to trans activists on either side

A powerful evangelist for poetry, without a coherent proposition about English identity

Music’s vast dismembered brocade enchants practitioners and listeners alike

A new book fails to make a rational or moral case for reparations