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Annus Horribilis

Perhaps the best thing we can say about 2016 is that it is nearly over. We look back in anguish.

To Walk Invisible: The Brontë Sisters

Sally Minogue watches Sally Wainwright’s new drama about the Brontës

Mystery Murder and Mayhem at Christmas

David Stuart Davies explores classic detective fiction for tales of dark deeds done at Chrsitmas

The Science Fiction Films of H.G. Wells: Part Two

David Stuart Davies concludes his review of the film adaptations of H.G. Wells ‘scientific romances’.

Stefania Ciocia reviews the National Theatre’s Peter Pan

Stefania Ciocia reviews the current National Theatre production

Ford Madox Ford, Brexit and Trump

On Ford’s birthday, Sara Haslam considers how he might have viewed the momentous events of 2016

Meet the Author

We wrestle with the problems of working with a group of writers who have joined the choir invisible.

What If… The science fiction films of H. G. Wells

Part One of David Stuart Davies’ review of how Wells’ classic novels have fared on the big screen

Will the real father of ‘modern’ Christmas please stand up!

Where do our (often non-religious) traditional customs originate from? Two words: Charles Dickens