Things are normal,’ Sofya texted me on Sunday. ‘People really can’t wait to vote. It’s a good ...
Tom McCarthy, writing in the London Review of Books, described James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’ as a ‘heavy book, a book full of ...
At the first interval in the Berlin Staatsoper’s new production of La Vestale, the man to my right turned to me ...
Pablo Scheffer joins Tom to explore the transition from Roman to British to Anglo-Saxon England between the sixth and eighth centuries. They discuss why none of the changes that took place was ...
In 2018, Penguin published Giorgio Bassani’s six-part cycle The Novel of Ferrara, translated by Jamie McKendrick, as a single volume. A regular customer at the bookshop where I work recently showed me ...
In this episode, Vadim joins Thomas Jones to discuss the legacy of the Trump-Russia dossier, Christopher Steele’s career before and after its release and how the internal workings of the business ...
Beyond Bedlam sets out to show that there is more to Richard Dadd than the mad artist away with the fairies. Had he not been an inmate of Bedlam then Broadmoor, isolated from other artists and the ...
Pablo Scheffer joins Tom to explore the transition from Roman to British to Anglo-Saxon England between the sixth and eighth centuries. They discuss why none of the changes that took place was ...
Rosemary is joined again by Vanessa Harding to see why James I’s Stuart settlement eventually failed under the personal rule of Charles I, leading to a civil war in which London became the financial ...
They see themselves as resurrecting the barricades of 1968, and reclaim ‘La Marseillaise’ when they march. If one of the ...
Whereas in the 18th century David Hume’s irreligion made him a bogeyman, now it is his views on race that have tarnished his reputation. Most obviously, we observe here the shifting parameters of what ...
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