Image: Public Domain By Michael Rosen Good evening. I may have had reservationsabout Mr Trump’s approachbut there’s no doubt about it,he’s won a great victory over the... Continue reading
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Paul Laughlin reviews Jessamine O’Connor's novel 'Somewhere' that explores homelessness and drug addiction in Dublin and their effects on people's relationships. Continue reading
By Dennis Broe As Donald Trump threatens illegal moves that would further increase what is already a global catastrophe, and with Europe now openly discussing fuel rationing... Continue reading
Trump’s war is deep-dyed criminal,given the number of innocents dead;but hell! it ain’t half holy, some may think,given the number of supportive prayers said. Those who fail... Continue reading
The coat of arms of Beirut: Berytus Nutrix Legum means Beirut, Mother of Laws. Commons image. By Omar Sabbagh, in Beirut There’s something quite special about us,... Continue reading
The Worker of the Future Overthrowing the Chaos of Capitalism (1935) fresco by Viscount Jack Hastings at the Marx Memorial Library and Workers’ School in London. Photo... Continue reading
Commons image By Jim Aitken ‘And Joseph took the body, and wrapped it in a clean linen shroud, and laid it in his own tomb, which he... Continue reading
Adam Page explores why the literary establishment stick their collective noses up at genre fiction. Continue reading
Continuing Madness, by Alison Lochhead By Steve Pottinger Here is a thing. It is open.You need the thing to be open, but you do not like the... Continue reading
By Omar Sabbagh, in Beirut If there was a man with a due and special briefwho died in utter pain today, the last drop of working sapin... Continue reading
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