
Margaret Busby acknowledges the importance of anthologists and editors in championing overlooked or underrepresented. ..

Guilt and pleasure are often codependent addictions, but for early modern authors the two were inextricable. The pedant. ..

By the last decades of the 19th century, Jules Verne was less a writer than a brand – one carefully cultivated by his publisher, Pierre-Jules Hetzel – promising a specific mixture. ..

Here is an antidote to current traps and poisons. People who rescue rather than attack, who move in a physical, not a virtual, world, who don’t morally triage others. Who put themselves. ..

For years politicians had taken it for granted that they could profit from the grey economy of French politics. Sarkozy. ..

Marwan Barghouti enjoys unparallelled popularity and is often described as Palestine’s Nelson Mandela. Like Mandela, ...

Nigeria is a complicated recipient of Western largesse: elites welcome it so long as domestic players, for whom it may. ..

What would happen if these two very different societies were united, when their institutions and attitudes have evolved. ..

Michael Longley, who was all too familiar with protracted writer’s block, often spoke of precariousness in the sense. ..

Celia Paul’s writings give every impression of translucency and quivering confession; she is an artist of self-. ..

Peter Murrell squandered the SNP’s reputation on £42,660 worth of Amazon packages and a necklace from a Shetland. ..

Despite not securing the succession, despite being Catholic, Catherine, queen of Great Britain from 1662 until Charles. ..

Political uncertainty and the problem of communicating at a distance, especially between Jacobites in Britain and the. ..

Whatever rash remarks he may have made about the bond markets or spending commitments, Andy Burnham understands. ..