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Monday, August 31, 2015
The Intriguing Politics of Asian Food
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Photo: Japan National Tourism Organization Asian food has become such an important component of the American diet that we often take it ...
Hopping Through Time With Ursula K. Le Guin
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In a 1966 novel, Ursula K. Le Guin wrote about a little device -- about the size of a lunchbox -- that allows its owner to communicate acro...
Abortion Without Apology
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This review appeared first at The National Book Review . Talk about great timing. The paperback edition of PRO: Reclaiming Abortion Right...
Günter Grass issues warning from beyond the grave
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Posthumous publication of Nobel prize-winning writer’s last book attacks rising vitriol towards refugees in Germany For much of his lifetim...
Günter Grass issues warning from beyond the grave
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Posthumous publication of Nobel prize-winning writer’s last book attacks rising vitriol towards refugees in Germany For much of his lifetim...
The Death Cure by James Dashner – review
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‘It’s difficult to put my opinions down in words because, quite frankly, I had mixed feelings throughout the novel’ The Trials are over. WI...
Why my alternative second world war story is from a female point of view
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When Julie Mayhew was researching her book The Big Lie, which explores what would happen if the Nazis won, she discovered the stories of the...
The Swimmer by John Cheever – into a suburban darkness
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This classic tale has echoes of many other great stories, but stands on its own as a portrait of a disintegrating man One of the more surre...
Author of latest 007 novel lambasts recent Bond films
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Anthony Horowitz, the author of Trigger Mortis, the most recent Bond novel, praises Daniel Craig but criticises Skyfall and Quantum of Solac...
Poem of the week: from The Bard. A Pindaric Ode by Thomas Gray
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With invigorating pace and rhythm, British history is presented as a vivid mix of tragedy and triumph II.1 (Strophe) Weave the warp, and w...
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