Categories for Point of View

The Brexit referendum is now decided, and the fall-out is now unfurling like a virtual-reality landscape. Nothing can be predicted;... View Article

I am yet to arrive at a clear idea of what a European Brexit (yet more portmanteaus!) would mean for... View Article

History is not fixed. The point is, it can be re-judged for its faults. This assertion, and others like it,... View Article

Views of the Alhambra. I’m in Granada, Spain, taking in views of the Alhambra from my hotel room. The extra... View Article

If the latest portmanteau is to be taken seriously – Grexit, a combination of the words Greece and exit referring... View Article

I recently read an article by Lincoln Allison titled Are Novels a Waste of Life?. The question of the title... View Article

One story that left an impression on me who was the tale of the mapmakers as told by Jorge Luis... View Article

In his recent film Bitter Lake about the recent history of Afghanistan, Adam Curtis tells us we all need stories... View Article

What do we hear when a politician speaks? What do we expect to hear? Whatever we think about the political... View Article

Oliver Barratt’s sculpture, Spring, is a bright and fulsome tribute to the influence of water. Its signature is the uninterrupted... View Article