Has the Booker Prize cancelled England’s white working class?
These days, to be white and working-class in England is to exist at the rusty bottom of the literary barrel.
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These days, to be white and working-class in England is to exist at the rusty bottom of the literary barrel.
The Reaction round-up of what you should, and shouldn’t, be reading this week.
According to sympathetic reviewers, Paul Embery’s Despised: Why the Modern Left Loathes the Working Class has managed to enrage the liberal Left. Goody, carps the
This weekend, the cinematic event of the year is released. Ad Astra? Joker? Little Women? Wrong on all counts, alas. We have, for our collective
After innumerable false deadlines and anticlimaxes, we are finally close to the tipping point. Sometime within the next month it seems likely the historic compact
This month Australians were shown once again just how appalling our universities have really become. They discovered – yet again – that the humanities departments
In the very first episode of Fawlty Towers, “A Touch of Class”, Torquay’s favourite hotelier indulges that very British love of judging a person according to their perceived
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