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I knew there was no defence against the fires, only faint hope.
Germaine Greer looks for the real Shakespeare in James Shapiro’s 1606: the Year of Lear.
Was Australia born on the battlefield? 100 years after Gallipoli, the accepted narrative seems further than ever from reality.
“Feminism in Britain has had two strands: as a media phenomenon and as an academic discipline. The vast realm of reality that lies between remains unaffected by either.”
