Articles by Sam Leith
Sam Leith / September 12, 2017
Here's another snappy catchphrase for the rest of us: “Duck and cover"
Sam Leith / August 13, 2017
What is the quality of boyhood that we would find admirable in this earnest 68-year-old and near teetotal man?
Sam Leith / July 18, 2017
Two years after applying, my wife and I got a call saying a free allotment plot had come up. But digging and weeding were only half the challenge
Sam Leith / June 22, 2017
The icons aren't just for kids: over 90 per cent of the world’s internet users make use of emojis on social media
Sam Leith / May 16, 2017
“Rich” is always somebody else
Sam Leith / April 12, 2017
"Here, I thought, is a whole subcategory of vocabulary"
Sam Leith / March 16, 2017
"An influential translator can be the midwife to a whole canon or, for that matter, a whole national literature"
Sam Leith / February 14, 2017
"I want to say we need a liberalism worthy of the name. But before that, we need a name worthy of the concept"
Sam Leith / January 17, 2017
"The cleverest people in the world have worked on Voynich for centuries, and it still defiantly resists interpretation"
Sam Leith / December 14, 2016
The building blocks of Trump-speak are not nouns and verbs