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Book reviews
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Nobody Hurt In Small Earthquake – Michael Green
Towards The End Of The Morning – Michael Frayn
A Crooked Sixpence – Murray Sayle
Monday Mourning – Kathy Reichs
The Group – Mary McCarthy
Fear And Loathing In Fitzrovia – Paul Willetts
The Daughter Of Time – Josephine Tey
The Man Who Wasn’t There: A Life Of Ernest Hemingway – Richard Bradford
The Maltese Falcon — Dashiell Hammett
Hemingway: The Postwar Years And The Posthumous Novels – Rose Marie Burwell
To Have And Have Not - Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway: a biography — Mary Dearborn
The True Gen - Denis Brian
For Whom The Bell Tolls - Ernest Hemingway
Running With Bulls — Valerie Hemingway
The Sea — John Banville
Mrs Hemingway — Naomi Wood
Saturday — Ian McEwan
Berlin Game — Len Deighton
Decline And Fall — Evelyn Waugh
The Colour — Rose Tremain
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Film reviews
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Once Upon A Time In The West
Mulholland Drive
The Gentlemen
A Time To Kill
The Irishman
The Revenant
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Sunday, 30 January 2011
My man Mozart, the egregious Tony Blair, three cheers for Neville Brody and Mandy Rice-Davies (again. Hi, Mandy)
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There are times when a beautiful piece of music demands to be pissed about with. This is one of my favourite short pieces. and when I hear i...
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Saturday, 29 January 2011
Plus ça change . . . (or why dog can rarely resist the temptation to take a large chunk out of other dog)
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Now here’s an odd thing: New York’s esteemed Times is undoubtedly a heavyweight and serious newspaper of record. It is unlikely to carry rep...
Friday, 28 January 2011
I am a man: An apology
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I can’t speak for the rest of Europe, the US or the rest of the world, but something very odd has happened in Britain in these past 20 years...
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Wednesday, 26 January 2011
You forgot your long spoon, Andy, Fleet Street in a funk and Blair off the hook (more or less)
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I’ve never really known when using a proverb or a saying shades off into using a cliché, so I shall leave it to my reader (how are you, by t...
Sunday, 23 January 2011
Why we should kill all poor people and save the planet. And Piers Morgan stands in for God as the lad himself goes on extended leave
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I’m a rather dull sort and subtlety tends to elude me. So you will understand why I am baffled that, on the one hand, the news this morning ...
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Wednesday, 19 January 2011
Rational debate: thy name does not appear to be James Delingpole. But Talbot Church gets my vote
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It is fair to say that in the long run everything is balanced out, although I am obliged to add that, as John Maynard Keynes pointed out, ‘i...
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Monday, 17 January 2011
Are hedge funds listening to the right Chinese whispers. And who exactly are the experts? And Blair is back in the limelight, the slimy little toad
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Mention hedge funds to most people, and you could well have them spitting blood. The conventional – and ill-informed wisdom – is that those ...
Saturday, 15 January 2011
Euro: a slow-motion car crash. And are Nicolas Cage and his senses going their separate ways? Quick, more holy water!
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The wise old Economist (which I think of as a magazine, but which insists on calling itself a ‘newspaper’) the week leads: The euro crisis: ...
Tuesday, 11 January 2011
Belgium next for the EU chop, strong-arming Croatia and why Hungarian pseudo-Fascists could be Brussel's next headache
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Now that the dust has settled on Ireland’s bond crisis and the feelgood sentiment of Christmas and New Year have lulled us all into think th...
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Saturday, 8 January 2011
Democracy Russian-style or why bullshit reigns supreme and Putin's indisputably the man. And a picture in Lederhosen
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I’m sure we’ll all familiar with the habit of ignoring a bad symptom and hoping it is just a passing glitch and will, in time, right itself....
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