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BOOKS
BOOKS
Moving the Bar: My life as a radical lawyer
Remarkable memoir of great US People's Attorney Michael Ratner
BOOKS
BOOKS
Watching the detectives gives clue to who real villains are
DENNIS BROE explores the strand in international crime fiction which lays bare the link between organised crime, the state and policing
OPINION
OPINION
Outdated thinking
Classist and sexist assumptions from a century ago still surround an iconic sculpture by Auguste Rodin, argues NATASHA RUIZ-GOMEZ
BOOKS
BOOKS
Foreboding thoughts on the looming collapse of the ecosystem
The Tragedy of the Worker is a crucial account of how the the natural world is being destroyed by the death cult of capitalism, says ANDY HEDGECOCK
CINEMA
CINEMA
Film round-up
Reviews of Jolt, Night of the Kings, Bye Bye Morons, Off the Rails and The World to Come
TRIBUTE
TRIBUTE
In memory of Michael Horovitz
A unique poet, cultural organiser, editor, visual artist, translator and mentor
THEATRE
THEATRE
...cake, Theatre Peckham London
Riveting entanglements of strong but wounded queer black women
FILM OF THE WEEK
FILM OF THE WEEK
Down a rabbit hole of retribution
MARIA DUARTE recommends a decidedly offbeat revenge thriller
THEATRE
THEATRE
A Night by the River Tay, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Stripped-down narratives of shapeshifting, revenge and romance
THEATRE
THEATRE
Lava, Bush Theatre London
Impassioned exposé of pain and anger wreaked by racism and prejudice
