ONLINE WATCH ONLINE WATCH Bang to rights DENNIS BROE recommends a hard-hitting series nailing the toxic combination of racism and legal corruption in the US jail system
21ST-CENTURY POETRY Tuesday 02nd Jun 2020 21ST-CENTURY POETRY Breath by Fran Lock On the murder of George Floyd
OPINION Tuesday 02nd Jun 2020 OPINION The future of breaking bread What will we have on our plates after the Covid-19 crisis ends, wonders CHARLIE CLUTTERBUCK
THEATRE ONLINE Monday 01st Jun 2020 THEATRE ONLINE First time tragedy, second time bitter farce MARY CONWAY recommends a brilliant exposé of two periods when political principle was sacrificed to power-hungry expediency in Parliament
INTERVIEW Monday 01st Jun 2020 INTERVIEW 'Lockdown has highlighted what the benefits of real shows are' In an exclusive interview with the Morning Star, FRANK TURNER talks to AP Childs about the future of the music industry in a period of livestreaming
PICTURE THIS Monday 01st Jun 2020 PICTURE THIS London April 2020 Haunting images of the capital in lockdown
INTERVIEW Wednesday 03rd Jun 2020 INTERVIEW ‘I like to carve from the whole block’ Corruption, the criminal underworld and racist murder are among the many strands intertwined in MICHAEL NATH'S excellent new novel and here he talks to Paul Simon about why it has such an epic scope
Saturday 30th May 2020 Letters from Latin America Fiction by Mexican authors Juan Pablo Villalobos and Fernanda Melchor and by Dominican writer and singer-songwriter Rita Indiana
BOOKS Thursday 28th May 2020 BOOKS Preaching to the converted? STEWART McGILL questions whether a worthwhile take-down of alt-right messiah Jordan Peterson will gain traction beyond a leftist readership
DIARY Thursday 28th May 2020 DIARY Power in a union of hearts and minds Lockdown continues, but there's strength to be drawn from radical cultural alternatives online
