
The Persian Wars: Why We Must Attend to Sparta
‘The degree of originality in this book is remarkable.’ – Donald Kagan, author of The Peloponnesian War In…
‘The degree of originality in this book is remarkable.’ – Donald Kagan, author of The Peloponnesian War In…
Five years since the Arab uprisings, a political, cultural and social battle is still raging across the Middle…
Austrian satirist Karl Kraus’s famous Die letzten Tage der Menschheit – or in English The Last Days of Mankind – remains powerfully…
Understanding the development of religion in the Anglo-Saxon world is pivotal to understanding the rest of this ancient…
Patrick Modiano’s Paris – Article by Mark Polizzotti, translator of Suspended Sentences & After the Circus Patrick Modiano’s…
With the holidays upon us and the weather turning colder, November and December offer plenty of opportunity for…
The United Nations Conference on Climate Change – an annual meeting of all countries that want to take…
With the holidays upon us and the weather turning colder, November and December offer plenty of opportunity for…
‘Climate change is a long-term problem and it needs a long game.’ The United Nations Conference on Climate…
With the holidays upon us and the weather turning colder, November and December offer plenty of opportunity for…
With the holidays upon us and the weather turning colder, November and December offer plenty of opportunity for…
In Bed with the Avant-garde: The Peggy Guggenheim Story Article by David Ebony, with an interview with biographer…
The rufa red knot sandpiper and the common horseshoe crab, two relatively unassuming creatures, are the focus of a…
James Davey, author of the new book In Nelson’s Wake and curator of the National Maritime Museum, reexamines…
‘At one time Burma was a thriving and prosperous regional hub; the hope is that it can eventually…