HG Wells and the human animal
The visionary novelist sought to transform the world, but he could not escape its, or his own, dark irrationality.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
The visionary novelist sought to transform the world, but he could not escape its, or his own, dark irrationality.
ByAllegorizings by Morris, Mothers, Fathers and Others by Hustvedt, The Anthropocene Unconscious by Bould, and The Gardener by Vickers.
ByEven in 1969, Lennon and McCartney were still capable of making each other laugh and creatively turning each other on.
ByThe writer and therapist brings curiosity and delight to psychoanalysis – and, crucially, doubt.
ByThe Conservative MP’s candid, humorous memoirs expose the vileness of high politics.
ByThe mining industry once defined the nation. Its absence still haunts today’s politics.
ByThese Precious Days by Patchett, Break the Internet by Yallop, Muddling Through by Weldon and Falling Down by Burton-Cartledge.
ByIn this fragmentary book, Powles considers complex ideas of belonging, language and how to exist across cultures.
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