Lest We Forget

Wanda Zyborska writes about HM Stanley, Denbigh, memorialisation and art, asking, How can we have equality without diversity in our cultural representations?

PUBLISHED ON: 28/07/20

CATEGORY: Column, Opinion

The recent actions of Black Lives Matter (BLM) protesters tearing down statues of the slave owner Edward Colston in Bristol has drawn public attention …

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You’re Not Your Father’s Child

Tim Fab-Eme

PUBLISHED ON: 24/10/18

CATEGORY: Poetry

Your mother knows how to domesticate men; how to steal them with her thighs how to pump their egos like tyres and roll them into a place where lust is …

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Dark Formula: Why Reckless Travel Writing Matters

Timothy Laurence contemplates an uncomfortable truth about travel writing

PUBLISHED ON: 01/03/17

CATEGORY: Opinion

In April 2008, The Guardian reported on former Lonely Planet guidebook author Thomas Kohnstamm, who admitted shortly before the release of his memoir, …

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When is a Biography not a Biography?

Sarah Broughton reveals the thought process behind writing her book on Marlon Brando's wife, Anna Kashfi

PUBLISHED ON: 01/10/09

CATEGORY: Blog

Answer: when it’s a metabiography. I’ve been thinking about how to write a biography of a woman whose major claim to fame (or, in her case, infamy) is …

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