The Gentry: Stories of the English
The Gentry: Stories of the English Adam Nicolson HarperPress, 320 pages Reviewed by Peter York Buy The Gentry:Stories of the…
ByThe Gentry: Stories of the English Adam Nicolson HarperPress, 320 pages Reviewed by Peter York Buy The Gentry:Stories of the…
ByThrone Out What happens to the children of deposed royal dynasties? Sophie McBain finds out ‘WHAT’S THE SENSE of a…
Byby Margaret Kemp We all have favourite museums which, although not visited frequently, deliver the spiritual right stuff, say, in…
ByHisham Matar’s first novel had huge political resonance in Libya, but both that and his recent second work are personal,…
BySaving Arcadia As part of Spear’s Save Britain’s Historic Landscape campaign, William Cash asks what the countryside is for and…
BySaving Arcadia As part of Spear’s Save Britain’s Historic Landscape campaign, William Cash asks what the countryside is for and…
ByBaby Grand New mother Daisy Prince on the nanny whose celebrity clients, jet-set lifestyle and seen-it-all savoir faire have left…
ByDo Something Constructive With property prices outside London falling and idle contractors eager for work, you can take advantage —…
ByQueuebism Even if reports of the death of the blockbuster exhibition are somewhat exaggerated, it’s true that galleries are having…
ByFactory Outlet Anthony Haden-Guest talks to Ronnie Cutrone, who took a circuitous route to Neo-Pop fame, from Warhol to Woody…
ByEnough Already! Philippe Starck on why we need less design, not more, and why any design without moral commitment is…
ByThere Goes The Nationhood Andrei Navrozov on all those Mediterranean Arcadias bulldozed in the name of progress — and why…
ByThe Wizard of Lies: Bernie Madoff and the Death of Trust Diana B Henriques Henry Hold & Co/Times Books, 419…
ByLast Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition Daniel Okrent Scribner, 480 pages Reviewed by Mark Le Fanu Buy Last…
ByCultural Shifts Anthony Downey, editor of new culture venture Ibraaz Publishing, describes how the project evolved against a backdrop of…
ByEven knowing that Muammar Gaddafi’s death was not an improbable outcome of the final military battle for Sirte, when it…
ByNever let your kids’ school interfere with their education — especially not their sex education, says Alessandro Tomé YOU HAVE…
ByThey have set up camp by the steps of St Paul’s to protest about, well, everything from capitalism to cuts.…
ByThey have set up camp by the steps of St Paul’s to protest about, well, everything from capitalism to cuts.…
BySpear’s staff writer Sophie McBain spent nearly three years in Tripoli and here she writes about what she thinks Libya’s…
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