Book review: Book review: The Palgrave Handbook of Leninist Political Philosophy Reading the book sometimes feels a little like eavesdropping on a series of running arguments from which, regrettably, notable and relevant figures have been disinvited
Edinburgh Fringe Arts | Thursday 15th Aug 2019 Edinburgh Fringe Travers stays true to form as it serves an mouth-watering oeuvre
Arts | Thursday 15th Aug 2019 Free Fringe is about artists reasserting control in the face of the creatively asphyxiating, crass commercialisation of Edinburgh Fringe
Picture This Monday 19th Aug 2019 Picture This Naoya Hatakeyama: Everything is Illuminated Tate Modern Blavatnik Building, London DURING the mid-1990s, Naoya Hatakeyama wandered the Tokyo streets at night, observing the patterns of lights in and around the city.
Friday 16th Aug 2019 Tarantino goes beyond Tarantino ALAN FRANK savours an entertaining and absorbing send up of Hollywood self-deceptions
Friday 16th Aug 2019 Nonviolence is far more effective politically than violence, an argument for pacifism Quaker Quicks – Why I Am A PacifistTim Gee ChristianAlternative Books, £6.99
Monday 19th Aug 2019 Folk album reviews by Steve Johnson: August 19, 2019 Emily Mae WintersHigh RomanceEMW003★★★★
Friday 16th Aug 2019 Crime fiction round-up: August 16, 2019 Stephen King’s meditations plus Sherri Smith and Peter Lovesey’s fun thrillers and Sergio Olguin’s take on corruption in Buenos Aires
Friday 16th Aug 2019 ‘May music never become just another way of making money’ KEITH TIPPETT talks to Chris Searle about his newly re-released momentous album The Unlonely Raindancer and life’s vagaries
Music Friday 16th Aug 2019 Music A rapturous finale saves Marr’s bacon Meltdown FestivalJohnny MarrRoyal Festival Hall★★★
Friday 16th Aug 2019 Nostalgia for the 1960s is a complete waste of time It’s the left-wing activism of Jeff Nuttall where inspiration can be drawn from, writes ANDY HEDGECOCK
Music Wednesday 14th Aug 2019 Music The much anticipated set ends in disappointment as Sophie fails to live up to the hype MELTDOWN FESTIVAL I SOPHIERoyal Festival Hall★★★
Exhibition Review Monday 19th Aug 2019 Exhibition Review An artist of his time Bernadette Hyland sees the directness and accessibility of KEITH HARING’S art as an important tool for communicating social and political messages to the widest of audiences
