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Articles Written by: TIM DE LISLE
“An Education” is a rom-com with a twist, a slice of real life from the neglected end of the Sixties, served up by two fine writers, with the novelist Nick Hornby adapting a memoir by Lynn Barber, the demon interviewer of Fleet Street.
Oddly for a true ...
In the great muddy field of British summer festivals, the Manchester International Festival stands out like a dry tent. The reason is simple: every event is an event, presenting either new work or bold new pairings. For his second biennial line-up, the ...
A thrilling game of cricket took place at Lord's on Sunday evening. It was
England v India in the World Twenty20 - the hosts against the holders, the
nation that nurtured the game against its current superpower. Both sides
were fervently supported, ...
From TIM DE LISLE,
Times Online,
15 Jun 2009
From INTELLIGENT LIFE Magazine, Spring 2009
In 2009, with the music business reeling, it’s hard to remember a time when people were fans not just of bands but of record companies. A generation ago, you knew that if an LP was on Stiff, it would be ...
The word “iconic”, writes Jonathan Meades in the new issue of Intelligent Life, "is today’s expression of humankind’s perennial bent towards aggrandisement.” Tim de Lisle, editor of the magazine, announces the new issue ...
Special to MORE ...
David Byrne (far right) and Brian Eno (right) have had one of the stranger collaborations in pop history. For three years from 1978, they put their formidable heads together on four albums that were fizzingly innovative and lastingly influential—three ...
"You don't publish a magazine called Intelligent Life if you think the world is getting dumber", writes Tim de Lisle, the editor, in the latest issue of Intelligent Life magazine. He explains the thinking behind the cover story ...
From INTELLIGENT ...
AUTHORS ON MUSEUMS | September 29th 2008
Museums are not the groan-filled dungeons of our youth, writes Tim de Lisle, editor of Intelligent Life. He goes on to explain a new series in the magazine, "Authors on Museums", inaugurated by Julian Barnes .. ...
When the Beijing Olympics finally get under way, on August 8th, the medals table will be everywhere. And it will have a distinct whiff of the cold war, with the major powers dominating--some even say that China will come top for the first time. But ...
This may sound odd coming from a website, but we're hoping you'll send us a letter. Maybe even by post.
Intelligent Life magazine has just launched a letters page. At first we didn't have one, for two reasons: we were quarterly, so the turnaround was ...
