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Literature

Ella Whelan

JK Rowling: she who must not be named

Politics

JK Rowling: she who must not be named

21st April 2022

Nancy McDermott

The dystopian world of parenting experts

Books

The dystopian world of parenting experts

20th March 2022

Ella Whelan

Great art is supposed to be ‘triggering’

Free Speech

Great art is supposed to be ‘triggering’

10th February 2022

Nick Tyrone

Would Proust be published today?

Books

Would Proust be published today?

7th February 2022

Patrick West

How <em>Ulysses</em> shaped the modern world

Long-reads

How Ulysses shaped the modern world

2nd February 2022

Video

Is George Orwell problematic?

Free Speech

Is George Orwell problematic?

29th January 2022

Maria Albano

Identity politics is killing fiction

Books

Identity politics is killing fiction

27th January 2022

Joanna Williams

Kate Clanchy: how publishers became the book-burners

Free Speech

Kate Clanchy: how publishers became the book-burners

25th January 2022

Brendan O'Neill

Now even <em>1984</em> comes with a trigger warning

Free Speech

Now even 1984 comes with a trigger warning

24th January 2022

Julie Burchill

Woke is sucking the life out of creativity

Culture

Woke is sucking the life out of creativity

20th January 2022

Simon Evans

The Ichthyosaur should restore our sense of wonder

Politics

The Ichthyosaur should restore our sense of wonder

13th January 2022

Tim Black

If Norman Mailer can be cancelled, no one is safe

Books

If Norman Mailer can be cancelled, no one is safe

10th January 2022

Frank Furedi

The grotesque assault on JK Rowling

Identity Politics

The grotesque assault on JK Rowling

6th January 2022

spiked

‘We cannot eradicate our cultural legacies’

Politics

‘We cannot eradicate our cultural legacies’

22nd December 2021

Raquel Rosario Sanchez

She who shall not be named

Identity Politics

She who shall not be named

18th December 2021

Joel Kotkin

The new Dark Ages

Politics

The new Dark Ages

15th December 2021