Inside the rise of Ziggy Stardust
How a hairdresser from Beckenham entered the court of David Bowie.
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Suzanne Moore
Suzanne Moore is a journalist who has written for Marxism Today, the Mail on Sunday and the Guardian.
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Suzanne Moore’s Diary: I miss travel and the company of strangers, I don’t want to knit and the clapping isn’t helping
This level of stress is a full-time job, and all I know is that Thursdays are terrible.
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Face It: Debbie Harry’s cool and forthright memoir
The Blondie singer is a reluctant memoirist and what drove her to write this is unclear – but thank…
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Girls keep it together in front of their rock’n’roll idols. It’s men who turn into gibbering wrecks
Middle aged men are complete emotional wrecks verging on hysteria a lot of the time.
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The Venn diagram of misogyny, anti-Semitism and support for Julian Assange is a very strange thing
I for one am totally shocked that the Eurovision Song Contest did not bring about a two-state solution for Israel…
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Wikileaks was the future once. Then it became Julian Assange
O frabjous day! We are all bored out of our minds with Brexit when a demented looking gnome is pulled…
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Bloodlust in Belfast: David Keenan’s new novel of the Troubles
For the Good Times is a book that blasts into consciousness in Belfast in the 1970s, the era of…
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I don’t want to work. What happens if we don’t?
Our culture of permanent activity is making us ill. Can slobs and slackers teach us a different way to…
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The night that changed my life: Suzanne Moore on her daughter’s coma
People think they know about comas but they don’t. It’s not like the films.
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