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Articles Written by: HEATHER THOMPSON
Bring on the Apocalypse
:
6 Arguments For Global Justice
by
George Monbiot
Atlantic,
£8.99
The problem with climate change, according to George Monbiot, is that it simply isn't glamorous enough: terrorism can at least lay claim to a ...
With Keynes chattering on about cocks in one corner and Strachey moaning about the vagaries of modern transport from another, business progresses pretty much as usual for the Cambridge Apostles. On the fringes sits GH Hardy. He may be an atheist, and ...
On a good night in Bethesda, Wales, in the mid 1910s, only two people are carted off to the asylum. In a village ruled by poverty, illness, religion and back-breaking labour, only the young narrator - devoted in nearly equal measures to his widowed mam, ...
One day at the bus stop Karen - wife, mother and worn-out breadwinner - experiences what she describes as a "metaphor moment". The grocery bags weigh heavily, the work bag even more so, and there she stands, absolutely powerless to make that darn bus ...
Phil is short, weak and freshly divorced. He finds his new maybe-girlfriend Bertha irresistible, but unfortunately she comes with a six-foot-something bouncer husband who hits her for fun. He writes novels that Bertha finds boring - actually, a lot of ...
Whether composing a contentious celebration of free speech or defence of divorce, a poem in reserved praise of Oliver Cromwell or Paradise Lost, John Milton was always very much a man of his times. From the loquacious virtuosity of his youth to his ...
After a night and day that saw thousands of synagogues and shops destroyed, a quarter of the Jewish male population in Germany deported and the rest 'hunted like rats in their homes', Lore Pels's father still refused to take the golden ticket of freedom ...
Review: Remembering the Bones by Frances ItaniFrances Itani doles out lucidity, empathy and poetry in crackling equal measures, writes Heather ...
Review: From Anger to Apathy by Mark GarnettGarnett's caustic history takes no prisoners, says Heather ...
Review: Edward Burra - Twentieth-Century Eye by Jane StevensonThis book is a fascinating, eccentric look at a fascinating eccentric, says Heather ...
