Mark Perryman argues that Dad’s Army was the most popular front of them all U-Boat Captain Your name will go on the list! Vot is it? Mainwaring Don’t tell... Continue reading
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A Machinery Handbook Will Never Solve This Problem by Fred Voss A machinist is hired and rolls his rollaway toolbox down the machine shop aisle and parks... Continue reading
Sean Fitzgerald by Nick Moss The jakes told a passerby “We’re just executing a warrant”.There was an execution, for sure.January 4th 2019.Sean Fitzgerald, aged 31.Burnaby Road.Coventry.No mention... Continue reading
The Art Of Resistance presents a short film about Gaza. Image above: Palestinian News & Information Agency (Wafa) in contract with APA images There is a climate... Continue reading
One of our country’s longest running political theatre groups, Banner have dedicated their time over 50 years to trade union causes and working-class issues, and the power... Continue reading
Tim Martin, the public face of Wetherspoons, was given a knighthood in the NewYear Honours list. Officially this was for his services to the hospitality industry. Reports... Continue reading
Brett Gregory interviews Dr. Louis Bayman, Associate Professor Film Studies at the University of Southampton BG: Even before the suicidal insanity of Brexit, the UK has always been... Continue reading
Dennis Broe explains how profit-making has cut corners in movie-making, especially since the pandemic. Image above: Grizzled outlaw Alec Baldwin One of the more hilarious moments of the... Continue reading
Black Square by Mark A. Murphy The square is not a subconscious form. The square is a living, regal infant. – Kasimir Malevich i Velásquez knows all... Continue reading
Parcel by Philip Berry Paper softens, a damp corner Torn in the violence of lost yearsLifted to a sinister eyeSees night within, doubts clustered Weightless calculations bentBy... Continue reading
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