Not for the masses, but from the masses
Ian Parks grew up in a South Yorkshire mining family - as his new volume of poetry The Exile House hits the shelves, Jody Porter finds out his sources of inspiration.
The Fall
Will Stone was left pondering an incoherent outing
Scottish reel treat
This weekend sees a unique celebration of cinema at Glasgow's Southside Film Festival
The Economics Of Killing
An expose of the military-industrial complex shows how its actions grease the transfer of resources from the poorest to the richest globally
Mat Coward
Quest for peace that spilt over
Friday 10 July 2009
Former paramilitary Gerry served his time for the republican cause as a prisoner in the Maze.
Unknown facets of times past
Monday 22 June 2009
Caterer Paul West, an English resident of France, is hired to provide the feast at the wedding of an ex-girlfriend to the son of a grand French family in Dial M For Merde by Stephen Clarke (Black Swan, £7.99).
Doing away with disbelief
Monday 08 June 2009
China Mieville's new book The City & The City (Macmillan, £17.99) is being marketed as an "existential thriller."
Close shaves
Wednesday 06 May 2009
May's best crime fiction releases from Mills, Hall and Campbell
Nightmares come true
Monday 30 March 2009
March's top crime fiction releases: Lehane, McDowall and Hannah
Science fiction
Wednesday 25 March 2009
March's releases to keep an eye on: Jaine Fenn, KJ Parke and Terry Nation
Crime fiction
Monday 02 March 2009
This month's crime fiction releases: Andrew Williams, Robert Rotenberg, Simon Beckett and Graham Hurley.
Behold the fancy spud
Sunday 08 February 2009
Gardening: MAT COWARD tries some Jerusalem artichokes.
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