No fear and much loathing
Writers in Conversation with Christopher Bigby - Unacknowledged Legislation
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Obscuring the body count
British Writing of the Second World War
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Oppressed fairies on a dictator's isle
The Tempest and Its Travels
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A cry for wounded Wales
The Collected Poems of Brian Morris
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Belletristic riffs on old Roman
Lucretius and the Modern World
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Kicking sand in the face of critics of unstageable theatre
Impossible Theater - The Trickster-function in the Theatre of García Lorca
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Poetry with something to prove
Blackbird Singing
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Laurie Taylor
You have reached the Piercemuller residence. There's no one here at the moment, but do leave a message. Dr Piercemuller. This is Maureen. Again. I have a very urgent message and unless you pick up...
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Letter: Scholars win in war of words (1)
Henry Hardy's enjoyably arch review (Books, THES , March 30) of Andrew Malcolm's latest blast against Oxford University Press invites a footnote. He says - though I do not for a moment believe him -...
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Letter: Scholars win in war of words (2)
Hardy writes in his review of The Remedy by Andrew Malcolm that "this was the one author in a million who would refuse to accept what he understandably saw as being mucked about. Malcolm sued". All...
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Letter: Holes in job survey (1)
You rightly commend British higher education institutions for the employability of their students ("UK degrees top tickets to jobs market", THES , April 6). Given that their data exclude diplomates...
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Letter: Holes in job survey (2)
There must be room for argument about whether employment after six months is the most meaningful test of employability. But even if it is, what stands out most from the figures published is the huge...
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Letter: Hunger and GM crops
Nick Birch (Cutting Edge, THES , March 30) justifies his genetically modified crop research by claiming that scientists need to improve crop production to feed a rapidly growing population. Since...
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Letter: Community ignored (1)
Widening access and social inclusion initiatives are not new ("Universities Scotland praises access efforts", For the record, THES , March 23). But they reflect a "deficit" approach to people,...
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Letter: Community ignored (2)
I see from your report on student numbers ("UK split in student numbers", For the record, THES, March 30) that Scotland and Northern Ireland are no longer part of the United Kingdom. "People under 21...