The LRB is Europe’s leading magazine of books and ideas. Published twice a month, it provides a space for some of ...
Last summer, the singer Akon announced that Akon City – the ‘real-life Wakanda’ that he planned to build on ...
Unfortunately for Mexicans, Mexico has moved to the top of the US foreign policy agenda. After Trump kidnapped ...
Despite a few halting steps towards devolving power in Britain, England itself remains a profoundly centralised ...
Max Richter’s Sleep, made up of 204 continuous movements, plays for nearly eight and a half hours. This is not as ...
The people of Unnimore thought that ‘flitting’ would not come upon them while they lived. As long as they paid the rent, and ...
Two marches will assemble in central London tomorrow. One is championing the rights of Palestinians and commemorating ...
By now, a production of John Adams’s opera The Death of Klinghoffer presumes its own opposition. At the Teatro ...
Circumstantial evidence (defective internal logic, uncontrolled tone, bizarreness for its own sake) suggests that ...
Before the war, Muhammad had been the most energetic of us. He wasn’t tall, but he never saw that as an obstacle.
The line between making a fiction and telling a lie has been blurry at least since Homer, and liars – from Odysseus and Iago to Austen’s Wickham and beyond – have often played central parts within ...
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