Judith Butler Q&A: “I’d like more joy, more music, a new political regime”
The philosopher and gender theorist on Hegel, Kafka, and getting lost at the circus.
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Adam Zeman Q&A: “Life is a fatal condition but creativity is limitless”
The neurologist on the science of subjectivity, and the irony of sophisticated tech that makes simple jobs harder.
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Roisín O’Donnell Q&A: “I collect old Irish proverbs written on sugar sachets”
The author on single parenting and needing to be painted in a soft-toned impressionist style.
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Markus Zusak: “You have to win by so much that they can’t take it off you”
The author on Neil Young and wanting to have watched Michelangelo create the statue of David.
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Mark Watson: “Not to brag, but I’m looking at a Mastermind trophy right now”
The comedian on Derren Brown and finding happiness.
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Sathnam Sanghera: “Of course we’re doomed. It’s what gives life its fizz”
The author on life before tearing a hamstring and and George Michael.
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Michael Palin Q&A: “When was I happiest? On stage with Monty Python”
The comedian on HMS Erebus and life as an octogenarian.
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Robert Icke Q&A: “Shakespeare is apparently infinite”
The award-winning playwright on the nobility of teachers and the masterpiece that is The Sopranos.
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