By Nick Moss The war against Iran will be waged withBombs and banalities.Operation Lion’s WarTurns “Women, Life, Freedom”Into 150 dead in a bombed-out girls’ school in Minab,And... Continue reading
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Commons image from the London Picture Archive By Nick Moss On 18 January, an audience at The Cockpit theatre enjoyed a read-through of Anna Robinson’s play The... Continue reading
Institute of Contemporary Art, 7pm, Cinema 1, Wednesday 11 March 2026 Featuring readings and conversation from an innovative set of new books and brilliant authors, New Canons... Continue reading
Plastic, by Matthew Rice, Fitzcarraldo Editions, is available here By Nick Moss For most of the period since at least the publication of The New American Poetry... Continue reading
Peter Brian Hegseth By Nick Moss All Members shall refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political... Continue reading
In this edition of Our Culture, we turn to the prison system, one of the most hidden yet culturally rich spaces in Britain. Often seen only as... Continue reading
Commons image of Yasser Abu Shabab By Nick Moss War generates inevitablyA quisling soup of gore and cashA huckster slimeThat seeps across each well-drawnHard-foughtLine. A Haw-Haw, a... Continue reading
Gumball Machine, by Wayne Thiebaud By Nick Moss How do you paint the fire while being consumed by the flames? What possibilities exist for artistic practice to... Continue reading
The book is available here By Nick Moss This will be an all-too-brief introduction to a powerful new poetic voice, and to the Jawbone Collective. The latter... Continue reading
By Nick Moss The absence of working-class voices from cultural life is something I have raised here and elsewhere repeatedly. There are, though, other questions which necessarily... Continue reading
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