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Conan Doyle did not want to be remembered as the man who created Sherlock Holmes: this seems unfortunate, perhaps, when…
Rupi Kaur’s debut collection ‘milk and honey’ liberated poetry from the archaism of regulated metre and stuffy subject matter. Her…
It’s mid-June. I’ve just sat my A-levels, and have been whisked away on a family holiday to the world’s cultural…
Ace the numbers This is already the 57th Venice Biennale. This year, the exhibition has 120 invited artists (85% first-time…
Without even knowing the plot of Stay With Me, the Baileys-longlisted novel, the first scene acts as a precursor for…
In late June this year, J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter turned 20 years old. Just as some of the books’ earliest…
Non-fiction often gets a bad reputation: Lacking in adventure and escapism. Educating rather than entertaining. Being outright dull. Many denounce…
At the start of the summer, radio dramas were an unknown phenomenon to me, as they most likely still are…
Wolves, even since the Anglo-Saxon period, have always been symbolic of humanity’s deepest anxieties. Representing the unexplained, lurking on…
Since Documenta 14 departed from Athens in mid-July, there has been little done to support the foundations laid by this…