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Book Review
The philosopher John Callanan argues that the Man-Devil title was not entirely unfair
Open Socrates — quite the most gripping new philosophical book I’ve read in years — teems with insights into our world
There are two constituencies who are not wholly pleased with Francis; with this book, they’re not going to be any happier
Michael Downes writes superbly about the complicated musical development of the piece
Rupert Shortt writes with honesty, intelligence and generosity
What in Me is Dark starts off with a lovely premise — the author’s experiences of teaching the poem to the inmates of a youth correctional facility
The Price of Victory has been edited with precision, percipience and lightness of touch
Matt Purple’s Decline from the Top: Snapshots from America’s Crisis and Glimmers of Hope is a veritable joy to read
From Here to the Great Unknown is a tale about the intoxicating highs of the entertainment business, and a grim reminder of its abysmal lows
Gabriel’s Moon is the welcome return of one of Britain’s most reliably gripping novelists
