A quarantined love-letter to Iris Murdoch
There’s a moment in The Bell (1973), where Dora – a young art-student turned wife married to her lecturer who has already left her husband once – runs
There’s a moment in The Bell (1973), where Dora – a young art-student turned wife married to her lecturer who has already left her husband once – runs
If this is the kind of record we can look forward to from socially-distanced artists locked away in their home studios, then the post-coronavirus world
Dandum semper est tempus: ueritatem dies aperit. (We should always allow some time to elapse, for time discovers truth) – Seneca the Younger (c. 4 BC–
I’ve never been one for head office. When I was asked more than thirty years ago to set up Sky News political coverage I seized
Throughout all its history, humanity has been plagued by war, famine, and pestilence. Right now, the coronavirus pandemic – with its terrifying death toll, deep
Much ado about Shakespeare – that just about sums up the Wexford Festival Opera 2020 programme. Huzzah! General Booking, that omnipresent stalwart of opera festivals,
“He was the best writer of the three, the best story-teller and the best craftsman. But, for me, he is the easiest of the three
Obituaries of Dougie Morgan, the Scotland and Lions scrum-half of the 1970s, all recalled how he unsettled the great Gareth Edwards by standing or maybe
The great Marian hymn of the Stabat Mater is one of the most searing depictions of grief in the Christian tradition. Along with its companion
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