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06 May
Fiction
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‘Prophet Song’: The secular apocalypse

Posted byCaoimhghin O Croidheain
  In his book, How The Irish Saved Civilization: The Untold Story of Ireland’s Heroic Role from the Fall of Rome to the Rise of Medieval Europe, Thomas... Continue reading
06 May
Poetry
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Rishi’s Mission and The Charge of the Tory Brigade

Posted byStuart McFarlane
Image above by Martin Gollan Rishi’s Mission by Stuart McFarlane Rishi, your mission, should you choose to accept it,is to win a majority at the next election.This... Continue reading
06 May
Visual Arts
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Schrödinger’s Tories: May council elections

Posted byMartin Gollan
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04 May
Poetry
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Happy Republic Day!

Posted byCulture Matters
The campaign group Republic, working towards the abolition of the monarchy and its replacement by a directly elected head of state, have organised a day of protest... Continue reading
29 Apr
Poetry
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The Orgreave Stations

Posted bySarah Wimbush
‘You’re lifted, Trotsky—in the fucking van.’ Perfectly timed to chime with the 40th anniversary of the miners’ strike 1984-85, this collaborative poetry pamphlet is powerfully delivered by... Continue reading
26 Apr

This is the News

Posted byDavid Betteridge
This is the News by David Betteridge Today: Household Cavalry horses run amok through London streets, their riders having lost control. Most days: Multitudinous rivers of sewage... Continue reading
19 Apr
Poetry
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Special Offer

Posted byChris Norris
Special Offer by Chris Norris The State of Israel, strange as this may seem,Has offered us Iranian folk its aidIn getting shot of our ‘hated regime’By means... Continue reading
18 Apr
Films
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There’s Still Tomorrow

Posted byRita Di Santo
This is a brilliant directorial debut of Italian actress, Paola Cortellesi. Sharp, elegant and passionate, she tells a story of the past with great love and great... Continue reading
16 Apr
Poetry
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The True Story of a Sable Maid’s Appearance in the 18th Century

Posted byJenny Mitchell
This poem was commissioned by Culture Matters as an act of solidarity with Francesca Amewudah-Rivers (above) who has recently suffered racist abuse for having the audacity to... Continue reading
16 Apr
Poetry
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Review of ‘A Brief and Biased History of Love’ by Alan Humm

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 A Brief and Biased History of Love by Alan Humm. £9.  Culture Matters.  ISBN  978-1-912710-55-3. Reviewed by Patricia McCarthy This interesting debut collection from novelist Alan Humm merits reading... Continue reading

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