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All the Shah's men

review by Val Stevenson

Repent at leisure.

Along the Ganges

review by Bhaskar Bhattacharyya

A clear-eyed appreciation of Ganja-ji.

The Paranormal Caught on Film

review by Tom Ruffles

Even-handed if hardly ground-breaking study. Shame about the editing, though...

America at the crossroads

review by Robert Philbin

How could thoughtful neoconservatives like Fukuyama could have got the entire Iraq project so completely wrong?

The American Axis

review by Andy Worthington

History for the amnesiac empire.

American Mafia

review by Harry Reynolds

The good old days...

Among the names

review by RC Warrington

Poetry exploring gift-giving...

An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind & As the world burns

review by Kevin Higgins

"Adorno was not wrong when he made his infamous 'no poetry after Auschwitz' statement; he just overstated his case."

An odd kind of fame

review by Seamus Sweeney

The hole in the head gang...

Anarchy and the modern dialectic

review by Robert Philbin

Modernism is driven fundamentally by human nature; more specifically, the 'anarchist' embedded in human nature.