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Monthly Archives: February 2018

Imperial fiction: Huntingtower

Culture

Imperial fiction: Huntingtower

Posted on 25 February 2018 by Alwyn Turner • Leave a comment

Is this 1922 novel John Buchan’s best thriller? ALWYN TURNER thinks so. Continue reading →

Eddie Amoo: Man Without a Face

Culture

Eddie Amoo: Man Without a Face

Posted on 24 February 2018 by Alwyn Turner • Leave a comment

The late Real Thing singer in his own words. Continue reading →

Imperial fiction: Lower than Vermin

Culture

Imperial fiction: Lower than Vermin

Posted on 10 February 2018 by Alwyn Turner • 5 Comments

ALWYN TURNER on Dornford Yates (beloved of both Michael Gove and Mark Gatiss) and his 1950 novel of lost England. Continue reading →

Galloping paralysis

Culture / Politics

Galloping paralysis

Posted on 7 February 2018 by Lion & Unicorn • Leave a comment

‘Can you imagine nations trembling at the thunderings of a person called Mogg?’ Continue reading →

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The trends

A good night for Corbyn
Boris Johnson: An obituary
Time takes a cigarette
Final Cut: Children of Men (2006)
Remembering Chirgwin
'Disreputable men'
Final Cut: Everybody Loves Sunshine (1999)
Hold your hands out, naughty boys
Imperial fiction: The Secret Adversary
First lines: 1970s - part 1

The tags

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The Twitter

The Latest

Final Cut: Everybody Loves Sunshine (1999)
Time takes a cigarette
Calling all cliches: Lurching to the Right
Final Cut: Now Barabbas Was a Robber (1949)
The censoring of Sexton Blake
Final Cut: Children of Men (2006)
Privatising the NHS
Diane Abbott: a tribute in tweets
Final Cut: The Tunnel (1935)
Calling all (historical) cliches: Winters of Discontent

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