Arts & Books
John Keenan / October 17, 2018
The former editor tells of his dealings with Julian Assange and Edward Snowden
Ian Sansom / October 17, 2018
An ambitious novel, Middle England is let down by its treatment of Brexit, says Ian Sansom
Catherine Humble / October 17, 2018
The novel, set in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, sets the reader on edge
Alexandra Coghlan / October 17, 2018
Plus Latvian violinist Baibe Skride in Belfast
Richard McNeill Douglas / October 17, 2018
But we could develop a renewed humanism
Emma Crichton-Miller / October 17, 2018
Plus Norman Ackroyd at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Wendy Ide / October 16, 2018
Plus the wryly comic Japanese film Shoplifters
Michael Coveney / October 16, 2018
Plus Tony Kushner's Caroline, or Change
Idrees Ahmad / October 16, 2018
It is tragic that when it matters, Lieutenant Kerry’s voice always seems to be usurped by Candidate Kerry’s
Philip Ball / October 15, 2018
Robert Plomin's Blueprint argues—correctly—that genes have a profound effect on human traits from intelligence to mental health. But what happens in our lives matters, too