BOOKS BOOKS Works of wit and wisdom from a free spirit of the left NEIL JENKIN recommends Attila the Stockbroker’s excellent new compendium
ALBUM REVIEW Tuesday 13th Apr 2021 ALBUM REVIEW Peggy Seeger: First Farewell Valedictory gems from a folk music great
BOOKS Monday 12th Apr 2021 BOOKS Endless labour pains FIONA O'CONNOR recommends a damning indictment of relentlessly exploitative work relationships in late-stage capitalism
FICTION Monday 12th Apr 2021 FICTION Collateral Damage Engrossing political thriller with a leftish slant
LITERATURE Monday 12th Apr 2021 LITERATURE Curses and consolations of the 'Grand Tour' DAVID YEARSLEY explores the18th-century literature which evokes the experience of venturing abroad at the time
MUSIC Friday 09th Apr 2021 MUSIC Nothing to see here A new book on Bob Dylan offers no new insights into what makes the music legend tick, says PETER MASON
CINEMA Tuesday 13th Apr 2021 CINEMA Film round-up Reviews of A Common Crime, Rose: A Love Story, Final Days, Wilderness, Songs My Brother Taught Me and Assimilate
FILM OF THE WEEK Friday 09th Apr 2021 FILM OF THE WEEK Sex and social media in the frame MARIA DUARTE is mesmerised by an arresting, queer coming-of-age story from Down Under
21ST-CENTURY POETRY Sunday 11th Apr 2021 21ST-CENTURY POETRY Phillipa Day, 2019 She was told to claim P.I.P. because her D.L.A. was due to stopAnd they lost her forms
ART IN THE OPEN Wednesday 07th Apr 2021 ART IN THE OPEN Holocaust Memorial, Judenplatz, Vienna Concrete reminder of nazi atrocities against Jews during WWII
BOOKS Friday 09th Apr 2021 BOOKS Eggs, Chips & Leo’s Cafe Authentic slice of East End working-class life
