Jason Cowley
Articles by Jason Cowley
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Society
The New Statesman Profile - J M Coetzee
- 25 October 1999
The ideal chronicler of the new South Africa, he deserves to make literary history as a double Booker winner. J M Coetzee profiled
Society
The New Statesman Profile - Tricia Guild
- 30 August 1999
New Labour's lifestyle queen bids us forget the past, be Mediterranean and flaunt our emotions. Tricia Guild profiled
Books
The metaphysical absence. The demise of God leaves behind a spiritual vacuum initiated by the great 19th-century thinkers and now being filled with junk culture and trivia
- 14 June 1999
God's Funeral
A N Wilson John Murray, 402pp, £20
Politics
A search for identity in the shock of the new
- 24 May 1999
Scottish writing fits the mood of the nation, writes Jason Cowley. But can England find an authentic voice?
Books
A dictator's apprenticeship. The Vienna through which Hitler wandered in his youth was a melting pot of decadent turmoil, the capital of an empire in decline - a "research laboratory for world destruction"
- 26 April 1999
Hitler's Vienna
Brigitte Hamann OUP, 482pp, £20
Books
Kicked into touch
- 05 March 1999
Football Memories
Brian Glanville Virgin Publishing, 280pp, £16.99
France and the 1998 World Cup
Editors Hugh Dauncey and Geoff Hare Frank Cass Publishers, 256pp, hardback £35; paperback £16
Politics
A divine literary intelligence
- 12 February 1999
In one of the last interviews with Iris Murdoch, Jason Cowley found her still pondering on the spaces that God left behind
