The truth according to social justice
How the progressive left aligned itself with postmodernism
Books
Saturday
Friday
Literarily a love affair
Helene Hanff is no dry old blue-stocking: A Slightly Foxed books essay
Monday
Young Hamlet
Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrell reviewed
Friday
Tom Holland on Christianity’s enduring influence
Is secularism Christianity by other means?
Who funds #NeverTrump?
An exclusive excerpt from Disloyal Opposition
Monday
What did Ghislaine Maxwell want?
In Jeffrey Epstein, she found a man who shared many characteristics with her late father
Saturday
Forget White Fragility: here are 10 books America should be reading about race
There are more nuanced visions of race in the US
The transgender cult is damaging our daughters
An excerpt from Irreversible Damage
Saturday
Something woke this way comes
Strange Rites: New Religions for a Godless World by Tara Isabella Burton reviewed
Tori rebel
Resistance: A Songwriter’s Story of Hope, Courage and Change by Tori Amos reviewed
How to work out the real COVID death toll
Figuring out the real infection rate is very difficult. Probably the best way is through antibody tests
Thursday
The fatwa artists
Twitter mobs are making journalism and literature more boring
Friday
Speak up for J.K. Rowling
We must stand up for women who dare to tell the truth
Friday
Articles of War
In this excerpt from his autobiography Signatures: Literary Encounters of a Lifetime, David Pryce-Jones meets the survivors of the 20th century
Sunday
Rach’s progress
Rake’s Progress: My Political Midlife Crisis by Rachel Johnson reviewed
Thursday
Can we believe Ilhan Omar’s autobiography?
This Is What America Looks Like: My Journey from Refugee to Congresswoman by Ilhan Omar reviewed
Monday
How Onofrio Panvinio made the popes history
The forgotten story of a Renaissance pioneer
Sunday
A time for Ice and Fire
Why you should spend the lockdown reading George R.R. Martin ’ s epic fantasy series
Saturday
Going both ways
The Bilingual Brain: And What It Tells Us About the Language of Science by
Tuesday
Dave Rubin’s ode to the so-called ‘independent thinker‘
Don’t Burn This Book: Thinking for Yourself in an Age of Unreason by Dave Rubin reviewed
