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Review: The New Few by Ferdinand Mount
By John Gray - 25 April 16:34

Why Britain tolerates the rule of the super-rich.

New Statesman
The year that roared
By Sarah Churchwell - 25 April 16:17

The modern world, and modern literature, came of age in 1922.

New Statesman
Reviews Round-up
By admin - 23 April 15:31

The critics' look at Lehrer, Rogan and Haidt

"Comic book creators are really trying to create a visual music"
By Liam McLaughlin - 01 September 15:21

Author and artist Craig Thompson discusses religion, French Orientalism, and his long-anticipated ne

"Superman is a socialist superhero"
By Helen Lewis - 07 July 15:52

The graphic novelist Grant Morrison on the evolution of secular gods, his love of happy endings . .

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Reviews Round-up
By Staff blogger - 13 June 16:56

The critics' verdicts on Owen Jones, Lila Azam Zanganeh and Ali Smith.

Reviews Round-up
By Staff blogger - 09 May 17:19

The critics’ verdicts on China Mieville and Anatol Lieven.

Reviews Round-up
By Staff blogger - 22 March 12:01

The critics' verdicts on Orhan Pamuk, Henning Mankell and Rosa Luxemburg.

Notes in the Margin: Free the word
By Dan Hancox - 26 February 13:51

Radical publishers need to become more responsive to the pace of modern protest.

Reviews Round-up
By Staff blogger - 21 February 16:14

The critics' verdicts on Annie Proulx, an anti-internet polemic and the tale of Lucie Blackman.

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