Books Tuesday 28th Nov 2023 Books The art of Brexit CHRIS MOSS pores over a stimulating and stirring collage of ideas and imagery generated by the 2016 referendum
Books Tuesday 28th Nov 2023 Books Booker Prize The runners-up: reviews of Western Lane, The Bee Sting, Study For Obedience, If I Survive You and This Other Eden
Books Tuesday 28th Nov 2023 Books Chilling vision of a dystopian Dublin EVE PATTEN applauds this year’s Booker Prize winner, a work of speculative fiction that carries unsettling truths about the nature of right-wing terror
Monday 27th Nov 2023 Album reviews with KEVIN BRYAN: November 27, 2023 Reviews of Poco, Ward Knutur Townes and Shake That Thing! The Blues in Britain 1963-1973
Books Friday 24th Nov 2023 Books What is music for? ANDY HEDGECOCK revels in an open-minded exploration of music that provokes reflection on the determinants of musical taste
Books Friday 24th Nov 2023 Books Capital’s secret channels TOMASZ PIERSCIONEK is intrigued by an exposé of the way the US uses cyber highways to dominate the process of globalisation
Books Friday 24th Nov 2023 Books NLR - wtf? WILL PODMORE is glad to find that a survey of editorials exposes the pretentions of the New Left Review
Books Friday 24th Nov 2023 Books Essential reading on Gaza ALEX HALL indicates the stark relevance of a painstaking and fastidious account of Israeli crimes in Gaza that is the very best of its kind
Album review Friday 24th Nov 2023 Album review Mozart and Mambo NICK MATTHEWS recommends a vivacious blend of classical and traditional Cuban music that brings swing to Mozart
Concert review Friday 24th Nov 2023 Concert review Bob’s grebo afterlife JAMES WALSH enthuses over the evidence that the tunes are even better after the unstoppable sex machine
