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Letters From Latin America: July 1, 2022
Reviews of Never Did the Fire by Chilean Diamela Eltit, Catching Fire by Daniel Hahn and Pyambu/Dream Pattering Soles by Miguelangel Meza
Cinema
Cinema
Film round-up: June 30, 2022
Maria Duarte reviews The Princess, Eric Ravilious: Drawn to War, Wayfinder and Minions 2: The Rise of Gru
Film Of The Week:
Film Of The Week:
A warning shot from the recent past
MARIA DUARTE recommends a chilling dramatisation of a gun massacre that ravaged a Tasmanian town in 1996, and which highlights how easily another mass shooting could happen in Australia today.
Attila the Stockbroker Diary
Thumbs up to environmental train travel (not the ticket prices though) and European progressive squatting laws
Book Review
Book Review
Without fear or favour
ROGER McKENZIE recommends a book that charts the history of the peace movement in Britain
Jazz Interview
Jazz Interview
‘I feel part of the community, the history and family tree of great musicians’
Chris Searle speaks to saxophonist XHOSA COLE
Music
Music
Album reviews with Kevin Bryan, Ben Lunn and Chris Searle: June 30, 2022
New releases from Paul Brady, Laura Pauna; Dave Gisler Trio With Jaimie Branch And David Murray; Michael McDermott; Latvian Radio Choir: Sigvards Klava; Nduduzo Makhatini; Rod Picott; Exaudi Vocal Ensemble, James Weeks; Jacqueline Kerrod
Opinion
Opinion
Defend the right to portray
Literature can render the incomprehensible slightly more comprehensible and, in doing so, underscore the humanity of all, posits CHARLOTTE GRACE MACKAY
Book Review
Book Review
Dancing the night away
FIONA O’CONNOR enjoys a book that is a fascinating people’s history of dancing but also a cultural history of social space
Book Review
Book Review
‘Raped for the state’
JAMIE JOHNSON recommends an ultimately depressing and haunting book that is a damning criticism of our society
