Welcome to hot Palestine Action summer
Proscribing the group may only increase its popularity.
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George Monaghan
George Monaghan is an editorial assistant at the New Statesman and writes the Substack Peaceable Land.
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Robert Macfarlane: “Come and meet this incredible tree”
The bestselling writer asks: can a forest think? Is a river alive?
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Can you ever forgive Nick Clegg?
The 2010 election’s favourite politician has returned from Silicon Valley with a message for Britain.
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From Omar El Akkad to Laura Spinney: new books reviewed in short
Also featuring Open, Heaven by Seán Hewitt and Mythica by Emily Hauser.
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I Want to Go Home But I’m Already There is a document of hellish times
In her debut novel, Roisin Lanigan’s caustic social commentary of renting in London is undercut by supernatural horror.
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Down with the “positive male role model”
The landscape of contemporary masculinity – sex-obsessed and porn-addled – is not one Gareth Southgate can speak to.
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The rise of Gracie Abrams
That Abrams is not quite ready for and a little startled by her early fame is part of her…
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From Edmund White to Philip Marsden: new books reviewed in short
Also featuring Threads of Empire by Dorothy Armstrong and Beartooth by Callan Wink.
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Richard Curtis’s Christmas carol
Is it possible to believe that love actually is all around?
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