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A feral instinct

20 August 2026 by Franklin Nelson

A tract for our times

13 August 2026 by Brian Morton

Hanging in the shadows

13 August 2026 by Peter Popham

Missing Persons

13 August 2026 by Martin Stannard

Aglow

13 August 2026 by Fiona Sampson

A thriller made for Hitchcock

30 July 2026 by Anthony Gardner

Saints for small people

30 July 2026 by Lavinia Byrne

Give and take

30 July 2026 by Franklin Nelson

‘Here come the Nazz’

30 July 2026 by Ian Thomson

A life occluded

23 July 2026 by Luke Bell OSB

Stranger than fiction

23 July 2026 by Christopher Howse

Speed reading : at war

23 July 2026 by Chris Nancollas

Where’s the proof?

23 July 2026 by Michael Walsh

Mum’s the word

16 July 2026 by Mary Kenny

A stone’s throw from Buchenwald

16 July 2026 by Ian Cooper

A real thriller

09 July 2026 by Chris Nancollas

Taking the waters

09 July 2026 by Aili Winstanley Channer

A complex, desperate story

09 July 2026 by Lucy Beckett

A man of parts

09 July 2026 by Christopher Bray

Benign neglect

25 June 2026 by Markie Robson-Scott

Hungry for life

25 June 2026 by Franklin Nelson

Heart of stone

25 June 2026 by Timothy Connor

Tatterdemalion charm

25 June 2026 by Ian Thomson

From small beginnings come great things

25 June 2026 by Jeremy Treglown

A grief observed

04 June 2026 by Jacob Lund

Resonating with Creation

04 June 2026 by Austen Ivereigh

Who is that bird?

04 June 2026 by Jonathan Tulloch

Between two worlds

28 May 2026 by Katharine Quarmby

The victim was herself

28 May 2026 by Georgina Brown

Fine fare for feasting

28 May 2026 by Roderick Strange

The female surgeon who defied Rasputin

28 May 2026 by Noonie Minogue

The Year of Weeping

21 May 2026 by Bess Twiston Davies

Trouble in the Highlands

21 May 2026 by Mary Miers

Blame Maggie

21 May 2026 by Christopher Bray

The carnage of asymmetric war

14 May 2026 by Lucy Beckett

A worm in every bud

14 May 2026 by Anthony Gardner

The idea of wilderness

14 May 2026 by Morag MacInnes

Nuns without compassion

14 May 2026 by Mary Kenny

An unsafe world

13 May 2026 by Sue Gaisford

Confession as therapy

07 May 2026 by Aili Winstanley Channer

Healing a wounded Church

07 May 2026 by Timothy Radcliffe

Disquieting simplification of the Israel-Gaza conflict

30 April 2026 by Jacob Lund

Righteous anger and the Crown

30 April 2026 by Catherine Pepinster

Striking Chords: Bob Dylan and the Beatles

30 April 2026 by George Cochrane

Remember, remember: the art of memoir

16 April 2026 by Katharine Grant

Jolts to complacency

16 April 2026 by Catherine Pepinster

A life of crime

16 April 2026 by Anne Chisholm

Novel of the week: clearly unclear

09 April 2026 by Anthony Gardner

Is Japan dying out?

09 April 2026 by Kevin Rafferty

In all things thee to see

09 April 2026 by Michael Jay

Know thyself: mental health wisdom

09 April 2026 by Felicity Hudson

The most foreign country is within: Jan Morris

09 April 2026 by Rachel Mann

Novel of the week

02 April 2026 by John Quin

Wild ritual: Martin Shaw

26 March 2026 by Raymond Edwards

A life richly lived: Alan Bennett

26 March 2026 by Franklin Nelson

A bifurcated soul: Auden

26 March 2026 by Christopher Bray

Tales of a Parisian hotel

19 March 2026 by Ariane Banks

A chorus of voices from Nazi Berlin

19 March 2026 by Lucy Beckett

A chronicle of Communist violence in China

19 March 2026 by Benedict Rogers

Memoirs of a non-bragger

12 March 2026 by Georgina Brown

A handbook to Stoicism

12 March 2026 by Harry Eyres

Everyday life in a Soviet paradise

12 March 2026 by Ivan Samarine

Novel of the week: Angels in the Blitz

05 March 2026 by Jane Thynne

Sucked into darkness: Gisèle Pelicot tells her story

05 March 2026 by Franklin Nelson

Massacre of the Dunblane innocents

05 March 2026 by Brian Morton

Changes in the Arctic

05 March 2026 by Morag MacInnes

A heroine at the helm: the Victorian wife who navigated gales and Antarctic waters

26 February 2026 by Katharine Quarmby

Dear Bill: the author of the Lord of the Flies and his editor

26 February 2026 by Ian Thomson

Can therapy fuel anguish?

26 February 2026 by Theodore Dalrymple

Swiftian parody spinning on an ancient game

19 February 2026 by James Moran

Reading Hardy for consolation

19 February 2026 by Franklin Nelson

A true account of six Hungarians surviving the Holocaust

19 February 2026 by Morag MacInnes

Unsung Sicilian hero: Leonardo Sciascia

19 February 2026 by Jonathan Keates

Inside the belly of the beast

19 February 2026 by Noonie Minogue

City diggers: tales of the urban veg patch

12 February 2026 by Isabel Lloyd

The deserted wife

12 February 2026 by Suzi Feay

Dispense with spiritual preconceptions

12 February 2026 by Anne Booth

The soul is housed within us

12 February 2026 by Rowan Williams

Ali Smith tells of a shadow on the road

05 February 2026 by Suzi Feay

Political history across the pond

05 February 2026 by Andrew Rosenheim

Porous borders – an anthology of migration

05 February 2026 by Aili Winstanley Channer

Keeping mum on divorce

05 February 2026 by Anne Chisholm

George Saunders’ latest metaphysical mystery

29 January 2026 by Lindsay Duguid

Maxim Gorky: a terrific noticer

29 January 2026 by John Quin

Chris Nancollas gets better

29 January 2026 by Chris Nancollas

Should you save a child in danger? A philosopher ponders help for strangers

29 January 2026 by Christopher Bray

Endgames – at one point Barnes declares that Departure(s) will be his final book

22 January 2026 by Christopher Bray

Hard day’s night: making a living in modern China

22 January 2026 by Patrick Hudson

Whodunits offering murder, moquette and metaphysics

15 January 2026 by A.N. Wilson

Was this really how the Romans became Christians?

08 January 2026 by Michael Carter

Spotting badgers by moonlight: the joy of night rambles

08 January 2026 by Isabel Lloyd

An unclassifiable experiment in life writing

18 December 2025 by Ian Thomson

Dazzling darkness: the place and story of the night

18 December 2025 by Rachel Mann

From Bethlehem to Calvary – the chaplains’ journey through the Great War

18 December 2025 by Terry Tastard

Olivier Messiaen and the harmonious silence of Heaven

18 December 2025 by Brian Morton

Lyra bows out: the end of a Philip Pullman trilogy

11 December 2025 by Nicholas Tucker

Preserve what we cherish: Rory Stewart in Cumbria

04 December 2025 by Aili Winstanley Channer

Gilbert White, the country parson who pioneered ecology

20 November 2025 by Fiona Sampson

Enduring and cherishing with Zadie Smith

13 November 2025 by Sue Gaisford

A magazine in search of eternal truth

06 November 2025 by James Moran

Iain Millar on the silver screen

06 November 2025 by Iain Millar

A 90-year-old carnivore and other gems of recent poetry

06 November 2025 by Declan Ryan

The gorgeous chaos of Thomas Pynchon’s prose

30 October 2025 by Christopher Bray

St Perpetua – an early Anne Frank?

23 October 2025 by Catherine Pepinster

How friends help us to discover ourselves

23 October 2025 by Anne Chisholm

The patient, honest, prayerful struggle of a young Vatican reporter

23 October 2025 by Austen Ivereigh

The life and art of Roberts Colquhoun and MacBryde

16 October 2025 by Suzi Feay

Heroic and harrowing – the people who risked their lives to overthrow the Nazis

16 October 2025 by Jane Thynne

What is Paul Kingsnorth for?

16 October 2025 by Oliver Letwin

Small-town secrets in postwar America

03 October 2025 by Lindsay Duguid