Literary Review | September
Kathryn Hughes on Anita Brookner * Richard Vinen on Eric Hobsbawm * Andrew Preston on Francis Fukuyama * Howard Davies on government debt * Wendy Holden on Barbara Cartland * Tim Bale on Rishi Sunak * Philip Womack on J R R Tolkien * Malise Ruthven on Middle Eastern history * Philip Parker on the Vikings * Piers Brendon on 1960s Britain * Adrian Tinniswood on Thomas Cochrane * Jonathan Keates on the Contessa di Castiglione * Caroline Moorehead on Nazi Vienna * John Gribbin on Stephen Hawking * Martin Vander Weyer on Leon Black * Anthony Gottlieb on James Marriott * William Whyte on M R James * Emma Smith on Marie Maitland * Jane O’Grady on postwar philosophy * Nigel Andrew on churches * Kate McLoughlin on translating Old English * Matthew Sperling on MI6 recruitment * Constance Higgins on Elizabeth Strout * Olivia Ho on China Miéville * and much, much more
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Literary Review September.