The Great Men of history 2.0
Alexander Starritt’s new novel, Drayton and Mackenzie, attempts to cast Big Tech’s leaders as Olympians shaping our age – but…
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Alexander Starritt’s new novel, Drayton and Mackenzie, attempts to cast Big Tech’s leaders as Olympians shaping our age – but…
ByThe 20th century, for better and for worse, was the communist century.
ByHelen Taylor’s memoir Childless by Choice – a reflection on her child-free life – offers the perspective that’s often missing…
ByIn Three Weeks in July, Adam Wishart and James Nally show how the Islamist bomb attacks of July 2005 changed…
ByLally MacBeth’s attempt to chronicle of-the-people culture in detail is a treasure trove of both British folk memory and new…
ByThe dapper composer who invented background music was driven by a profound if offbeat religiosity.
ByIn her memoir, the former prime minister seems more concerned with the symbols of politics than the actual politics the prompted…
ByThe Italian prime minister’s autobiography revises her and her country’s history. But Meloni’s success is a template for right populist…
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