Book Reviews Book Reviews Letters from Latin America Past and future collide in works by Francisco Aragon, Amparo Davila and Rita Indiana
Opinion Tuesday 21st May 2019 Opinion What we were – and still are The Globe Theatre's productions of Shakespeare's history plays show how acutely they mirror a divided country, says MARY CONWAY
Interview Monday 20th May 2019 Interview ‘There are many ways to counter the state of the state’ Jazz musician MARK DRESSER gives the lowdown on his new album Ain't Nothing but a Cyber Coup and You to Chris Searle
Book Review Monday 20th May 2019 Book Review Theory of the Has#tag by Andreas Bernard Intriguing exploration of an ubiquitous symbol
Music Review Monday 20th May 2019 Music Review Kris Drever, Kings Place, London Understated, observationally acute set from an engaging singer-songwriter
Book Review Monday 20th May 2019 Book Review Bauhausmadels (Bauhaus Gals) by Patrick Rossler A tribute to pioneering women artists disappoints
Music review Tuesday 21st May 2019 Music review Preaching to perfection MIK SABIERS sees the Manic Street Preachers deliver a blistering reprise of This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours
Book Review Monday 20th May 2019 Book Review The ‘democratic economy’ that could radically transform Britain Anyone who wants a socialist government should read a new book outlining the policies that would serve the common good, says NICK WRIGHT
Theatre Review Monday 20th May 2019 Theatre Review Human Jam, Camden People’s Theatre, London Timely account of how HS2 train line is wreaking devastation on a local community in London
Book Reviews Tuesday 21st May 2019 Book Reviews Crime fiction with Mat Coward Reviews of Indian Summer, A Single Source, The Boy Who Lived With the Dead and The Unnatural Death Of A Jacobite
Opinion Thursday 16th May 2019 Opinion Discordant notes on a south-coast shindig AP CHILDS goes behind the scenes of The Great Escape music festival and unearths some negative developments for DIY music
