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07 Oct
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The Church as Dialectic: On the First Woman Archbishop of Canterbury

Posted byAlan McGuire
St Francis of Assisi Church stained glass window, Churches Complex, Dubai By Alan McGuire “The Church is the only society that exists for the benefit of those... Continue reading
07 Oct
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A Misspent Youth

Posted byMaurice Devitt
By Maurice Devitt To work out where it went wrongI replayed all the news bulletins from my youth,one notable memory sparked by the cavalcadeoutside the Texas Book... Continue reading
06 Oct
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‘The Nature of Gothic’: Cracks, Silence, and the Knowledge That Survives

Posted byPeter Shukie
At Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery until 13th December By Peter Shukie Blackburn Museum’s The Nature of Gothic offers up treasures of heritage: William Morris’s wallpapers, Rossetti’s... Continue reading
06 Oct
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The past is fuel for today’s fires: Review of Jack Byrne’s ‘Burning Down the House’

Posted byJenny Farrell
Northodox Press, 2025 By Jenny Farrell Literature often offers perspectives on history ignored by mainstream narratives. Crime writing, in particular, has long been used to explore working-class... Continue reading
06 Oct
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IMAGINE (BUT WITHOUT THE TAX CREDIT ROLLS ROYCE AND THE FUR COATS)

Posted byNick Moss
The subject By Nick Moss There’s a fat orange man who thinks he’s a God,Swallows Propecia by the handful to thicken his locks,Sits on his throne, a... Continue reading
04 Oct
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A Troubled House Under Fire and Under Siege: Review of ‘House of Guinness’

Posted byDennis Broe
Workers at the brewery in House of Guinness By Dennis Broe Steven Knight’s House of Guinness, about the famous brewery which in the latter half of the... Continue reading
04 Oct
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Fall is the Last Exile

Posted byFatima Besher
Bintjbeil | September 21, 2025 By Fatima Besher I am letting this poem weep,cry on top of your churches and mosques—an attempt at silencing the metal lumpthe... Continue reading
04 Oct
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Unite Ireland

Posted byBernadette Gallagher
Unite Ireland By Bernadette Gallagher I believe the six counties could be up for sale,on special offer at the moment, as the UKis drowning under the weight... Continue reading
26 Sep
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NF

Posted byNick Moss
Commons image By Nick Moss Download PDF Continue reading
25 Sep
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Walking with Marlon

Posted bySteve Pottinger
Commons image, CCA 2:0 By Steve Pottinger In the film ‘The Wild One’, the character played by Marlon Brando is askedwhat he’s rebelling against. His reply? “Whadda... Continue reading

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