When faith found its Article 50: exploring the theology of Martin Luther
New books by Lyndal Roper and Diarmaid MacCulloch reveal the scatalogy and theology of one of history’s best known theologians.
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Let all the children boogie: how a new Bowie biography took me back to teenage subversion
Thank God Paul Morley’s The Age of Bowie doesn’t try to be an objective, sensible biography.
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Pottering about
Helen Lewis sees the magic in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
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Excitement, hatred and belonging: why terrorists do it
A new book by Richard English suggests that killing can bring its own rewards.
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The Man Booker Prize 2016: the longlist has been announced
Six women and four debut novels make the list on a year with a number of notable omissions and surprise…
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The stuff of life: how A S Byatt intertwined the lives of William Morris and Mariano Fortuny
In Peacock & Vine, Byatt has turned works of art and their shade, texture, patina and heft into words.
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Back to the future – mankind’s new ideas that aren’t new at all
Rethink: the Surprising History of New Ideas by Steven Poole reviewed.
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Friedrich Nietzsche, the conqueror with the iron hand
Gavin Jacobson considers the great philosopher’s plan for society as revealed in Nietzsche’s Great Politics by Hugo Drochon.
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