On the 100th anniversary of Puccini’s death, Jenny Farrell discusses his social and political perspective Europe in the mid-19th century witnessed numerous revolutions and upheavals. The revolutions... Continue reading
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Jenny Farrell discusses Han Kang’s literary struggle against the oppression, violence and alienation of late capitalism On 10 December, Han Kang, a writer deeply attuned to South... Continue reading
by michal lowkain when you eatand when you sleepwhen you walkand when you do your shoppingwhen you dance in the morningand when you cry laterwhen you can’t... Continue reading
by Jennifer Johnson When the Council owns the building you live inyou may find that the front is detaching itself from the back,the underpinning needed too expensive... Continue reading
by Anne Irwin The world comes tumbling down When sense is toppled from its crown By tic-toc gasúns who give lip To the common citizenship, Their insecurities... Continue reading
After the spiritual, Mary had a baby By Janet Hatherley Set out from Nazareth, can’t get through Ninety miles to Bethlehem At Jalamah checkpoint Flanked by a... Continue reading
By Jim Aitken, with image by Martin Gollan All faces tell stories but his mean, cultivated look Is designed to suggest to all his supporters that he... Continue reading
Brett Gregory: In today’s episode I’ll be discussing with Dr Laura Minor, Lecturer in Television Studies at the University of Salford, her extremely refreshing, sobering yet vital... Continue reading
By Nick Moss Here’s a fucking joke. Three blokes having a pissing contest. Bibi, Blinken, Biden.Bibi stands legs wide, hosing, smiling self-satisfied at his gushing red-blood flow.Blinken... Continue reading
By Fred Voss, with image by Peter Kennard At my morning break I walk out into the parking lot in back of the factory and sitin my... Continue reading
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