1 Aug 2024 - 1:01am

Joan Didion’s insufferable disciples Publishing is populated by wet English graduates

John Maier

23.07

The cartoonist who had no fear Robert Crumb walked the line between art and trash

James Riding

18.07

Letby Truthers want a good story They long for her crimes to be comprehensible

Sarah Ditum

18.07

Keir Starmer’s favourite radical socialist Political disaffection is key to James Kelman's work

Boyd Tonkin

16.07

How ravers harmonised Yugoslavia Turbofolk is the fuel for national identity

Matt Broomfield

12.07

The grotesque truth about children They are drawn to the dark, the sadistic and the cruel

Sam Leith

05.07

Will Starmer discover his Romantic side? Britain is crying out for visionary politics

Brad Evans

03.07

Democrats are hooked on Hillbilly Horror Liberal elites see America's poorest as monsters

Daniel Kalder

01.07

The mean girls conquering pop They have exiled men from their music

Sarah Ditum

26.06

The Bear: a perfect drama for the Biden era Carmy's kitchen is a microcosm of the nation

Frederick Kaufman

25.06

The forgotten novel that inspired Michael Jackson Why did the King of Pop sing about a rat?

Andrew Doyle

21.06

Politics is killing the talk show Apathy is spreading across the airwaves

Alwyn Turner