Brandon Taylor’s rebellious representations
Minor Black Figures novel depicts a black aesthete struggling to defy the fraught expectations of the art world
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Reviewing politics
and culture since 1913
Minor Black Figures novel depicts a black aesthete struggling to defy the fraught expectations of the art world
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How the electronics company went from near bankruptcy to global dominance – and changed our lives along the way
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Roderick Beaton’s spirited history of the Continent cannot square its idealism with the bloody story that it tells
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In his new book, Reform’s in-house academic set out to articulate his ideas. He produced trash
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The star’s new memoir reveals struggles with men, addiction and having Judy Garland as a mother
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Ian Buruma’s account of his father’s years in a German factory accounts department is moving but limited in scope
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He dazzled the tsar and tsarina with his virile charisma. But, as Antony Beevor shows, he also inspired their demise
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The poet was a restless spirit, haunted by his own Englishness
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