The Greatest Man I Ever Knew? The rich, varied, and absorbing life, and careers, of John Freeman June 23, 2015 Books·Media·Publishing·TV
Click Here For The Revolution David Cameron's former director of strategy has a manifesto for the modern world June 23, 2015 Books·Global Governance·Philanthropy·Philosophy·UK Politics
Last Days Of India’s Empress A biography of Indira Gandhi's final years offers insights into a dark period of unmitigated corruption in Indian politics June 23, 2015 Books·Hinduism·India·Politics
Reflections On Bourke’s Burke A careful and learned account which will be required reading for future historians of Burke June 23, 2015 Books·France·History·Literature·Philosophy·Politics
Bearing Witness Sarah Helm's powerful "biography" of Ravensbruck gathers vital testimony from the camp's survivors June 23, 2015 Books·History·Judaism
Denying The Deniers What could have been a skewering of our censorious times is merely a missed opportunity June 23, 2015 Books·Modern Life·Political Correctness
The Little Prince Of Queens Joseph Cornell’s shadow boxes are poetic windows on the mind of a man with a restricted life June 23, 2015 Art·North America
Ben Uri At 100 The centenary exhibition of "the art museum for everyone". June 22, 2015 Art·Drawing Board·History·Judaism
Music Of The Future Cannot Ignore The Past Composers who try to create culture in a vacuum will struggle to be heard by a hostile public May 27, 2015 Critique·History·Modern Life·Music·The West
The Pagan Problem In Western Thought "By all means, let the wicked fry in Hell—but why should they find themselves frying alongside innocent and virtuous pagans?" May 27, 2015 Books·Classics·Faith·History·Literature·Philosophy·The Catholic Church·The West
Clowns To The Left Of Me Intellelectualism is something France is famous for — but in today's globalised world the French have come to doubt themselve May 27, 2015 Books·France·Philosophy·Politics