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Reader, suppose you were an idiot
Shelley Fisher Fishkin on what Mark Twain would think of today's political predicaments
Music heard all around the world
Douglas Kennedy on the global power of Radio 3
The blue of your dreams
Novelist Eric Puchner on a lake just off Highway 35, the latest in our There's a Street in my Neighbourhood series
Fruits of his labour
Signe Johansen on her grandfather, resistance, and the sweetness of a Norwegian summer
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The joy of Mrs Dalloway, 100 years on
Sally Bayley on what she takes away from Woolf's novel a century later
Mobius loops and bunny hops
Lucy Kenningham on why there’s still nothing better than a wooden rollercoaster
Roadkill: plat de nuit
Tommy Gilhooly tucks in to the culture of cuisine killed on the road
In bed with the hot chef
CARÊME, the new AppleTV+ series about the first celebrity chef, was developed and created by Ian Kelly based on a book he wrote over two decades ago

April 2025

The saints and the earth
Danielle Giles on co-existing contradictions between folk and faith
Richard Negus recalls being a boy inside a hedge
An excerpt from Richard Negus' brilliant forthcoming book Words From the Hedge, a Hedgelayer's View of the Countryside, which is published on 1 May by…
The last supper again and again
Connor Harrison takes a trip to the RA, for the latest offering in his series of columns about the best and the oddest museum and gallery cafes
Stylish, funny, and some shocking proof reading
Timothy O'Grady finds Patrick Galbraith's Uncommon Ground to be a fascinating adventure around Britain — as well as having many typos
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