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Don Quixote is the best book out there on political theory, followed by Hamlet and Macbeth. There is no better way to understand the tragedy and the comedy of the Mexican political system than Hamlet, Macbeth and Don Quixote. They’re much better than any column of political analysis.

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Capitalism: A Horror Story’: An interview with the author

24 November 2024 / 454

Brett Gregory interviews Jon Greenaway, author of ‘Capitalism: A Horror Story’ BG: Hi, my name’s Brett Gregory, and I’m an associate editor of the UK arts, culture, and politics... Continue reading

Brett Gregory

Fiction

‘Capitalism: A Horror Story’: An interview with the author

17 September 2024 / 456

Brett Gregory interviews Jon Greenaway, author of ‘Capitalism: A Horror Story’ BG: Hi, my name’s Brett Gregory, and I’m an associate editor of the UK arts, culture,... Continue reading

Brett Gregory

Fiction

Callout for short stories from the Morning Star

14 September 2024 / 349

Andy Hedgecock introduces a callout for short stories. Image above: not Lenin writing flash fiction, but Lenin in Smolny, by Isaac Brodsky, 1930 (detail) Photo: Tretyakov Gallery/CC In the summer... Continue reading

Culture Matters

Fiction

Culture Matters Presents: Charlie Hill & Wayne Dean-Richards Double Header

8 September 2024 / 368

Culture Matters are proud to present an online prose double-header featuring the writerly talents of CM stalwarts Wayne Dean-Richards & Charlie Hill. Charlie will read from his... Continue reading

Culture Matters

Fiction

A Drive to Change the World: James Baldwin, Black Author, Socialist and Activist

26 July 2024 / 587

James Baldwin, the important left-wing, Black author and activist, was born one hundred years ago in Harlem, New York, on 2 August 1924. Baldwin’s stepfather David, a... Continue reading

Jenny Farrell

Fiction

Where We Go, Others Will Follow: Review of ‘Gaza: This Bleeding Land’ by John Wight

6 July 2024 / 384

The current horror in Gaza is just the latest in a long line of such horrors. The present incursion is called Operation Swords of Iron. The metallurgical... Continue reading

Jim Aitken

Fiction

The Suitcase

25 June 2024 / 369

He carries the suitcase like he means business. He carries it like he cares about it. He carries it like he cares about it too much. He... Continue reading

Alan McCormick

Fiction

‘Gaza: This Bleeding Land’, by John Wight

2 June 2024 / 372

John Wight presents an extract from his new book, Gaza: This Bleeding Land, which tells the story of this prolonged tragedy through the eyes of two rival combatants.... Continue reading

John Wight

Fiction

East German Literature: Challenges and Triumphs in Cultural Recognition

21 May 2024 / 431

Germany’s minister of state for culture, the senior Green politician Claudia Roth, one of the almost exclusively West German-born government officials, voiced her surprise at a recent... Continue reading

Jenny Farrell

Fiction

‘Prophet Song’: The secular apocalypse

6 May 2024 / 344

In his book, How The Irish Saved Civilization: The Untold Story of Ireland’s Heroic Role from the Fall of Rome to the Rise of Medieval Europe, Thomas... Continue reading

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Category: Fiction

Don Quixote is the best book out there on political theory, followed by Hamlet and Macbeth. There is no better way to understand the tragedy and the comedy of the Mexican political system than Hamlet, Macbeth and Don Quixote. They’re much better than any column of political analysis.

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