When Michael Tippett died in 1998, he was widely regarded as the finest British composer of his generation, with the possible exception of Benjamin Britten.
Four-foot gobbets of orange fire belched into the Glasgow twilight. Walk south from Buchanan Street subway station, to St. George’s Tron Church, at St. George’s
In every election inflicted on us in recent times, a member of the public, pounced upon by reporters at random, has said something so incisive
The writer-director Rian Johnson recently interrupted a promising career focusing on genre-twisting, intelligent films such as Brick and Looper to bring the world The Last
Endurance running is in. Fitness enthusiasts and elite runners alike spend their weekends pounding the pavements and bounding through the countryside. They are training for
Waiting is something we are good at in this country. Waiting for buses, trains – queuing would be a sure-fire GB gold if it was an Olympic sport. There is a lot of it about at present, waiting for the results of this or that vote, waiting for decisions to be made in parliament, waiting to see how complex situations might unfold.
A short way into Ben Lerner’s new novel, The Topeka School, Jonathan, a therapist at the Topeka “Foundation”, and one of the novel’s narrators, is
All’s well that ends well, wrote Shakespeare. The same man (unless you believe in the conspiracy theory of The Bard by committee) also wrote “If
Deontay Wilder may be billed as the most frightening heavyweight champion since the young Mike Tyson who was the most frightening since George Foreman who
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