- Who is Eleni Haifa?
In the cover essay from our Spring issue, Paul Mason explores how the rise of information technology is transforming the way we think about human character.
- Taking off the mask: Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels
Fatema Ahmed on the Italian writer Elena Ferrante's compelling books, which combines the novel with feminist polemic.
- War photography in the age of social media
Photojournalist Paul Lowe talks to Alice Bloch about his work and images of conflict.
- The afterglow of creation
The story of cosmic background radiation is a classic example of the chaotic way in which scientific discoveries occur, writes Marcus Chown.
- The Church rejected me because I'm gay
Historian Diarmaid MacCulloch talks to Ralph Jones about how personal experience has shaped his ideas about sex and Christianity.
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