War photography in the age of social media
Photojournalist Paul Lowe talks to the New Humanist about his work and images of conflict
Photojournalist Paul Lowe talks to the New Humanist about his work and images of conflict
Charlie Brooker: Tea and empathy Charlie Brooker is a savagely funny satirist who takes aim at modern irrationality. But in person, he’s a rather more gentle soul, writes Ariane Sherine…
Russia’s conflicted recent history is writ large in the life of Eduard Limonov
Azar Nafisi, author of Reading Lolita in Tehran, discusses her new book, on the importance of fiction to democracy.
The last year has seen a proliferation of TV shows exploring the different facets of loss, from the intimate to the metaphysical.
Our histories are similar, but they are not the same.
Channel 4’s conspiracy-thriller Utopia weaves a horror story from recent history. What does it tell us?
Charlie Brooker is a savagely funny satirist who takes aim at modern irrationality. But in person, he’s a rather more gentle soul.
The message of Pride is that politics changes people’s lives not only through winning, but through the process of fighting itself.
Three rather extraordinary debut novels were published recently. Each deals with its own idiosyncratic concerns and themes, but the books share a powerful common denominator: voice. Jeff Jackson’s Mira Corpora…