AIndex to Volume 36 – 2014 Compiled by H.E. Knox Z

INDEX

Index of Authors: books reviewed are listed by author, with the title in italics and the reviewer’s name in brackets, followed by the issue number. Index of Reviewers: books reviewed are listed by reviewer, with the author’s name after the title. Subject Index: the subject is followed by the name of the author of the book discussed, with the reviewer’s name in brackets. Corres. refers to letters sent to the editor in response to the article listed, and printed in subsequent issues. Index of Original Contributions: all articles which are not strictly book reviews (features, diaries, poems, short stories) are listed here, as well as appearing in the index of authors. Index of Authors

Abbas, H.: The Taliban Revival: Violence and Extremism on the Bell, J.: Burt, S.: Pakistan-Afghanistan Frontier. (Bennett-Jones, O.) 36.18 At the Ashmolean. (Feature) 36.7 ‘A Covered Bridge in Littleton, New Hampshire’ Abrahamian, A.A.: Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.4 At Tate Britain (1). (Feature) 36.13 (Poem) 36.9 Adams, C.W.: The Notting Hill Mystery: The First Detective Bennett, A.: ‘Tourmalines’ (Poem) 36.9 Novel. (Spawls, A.) 36.4 Diary. (Feature) 36.1 Burton, R.: A Strong Song Tows Us: The Life of Basil Bunting. Adams, M.: The King in the North: The Life and Times of Fair Play. (Feature) 36.12 (Hofmann, M.) 36.1 Oswald of Northumbria. (Shippey, T.) 36.21 Bennett-Jones, O.: How should we think about the Butcher, T.: The Trigger: Hunting the Assassin Who Brought the Adelman, J.: Caliphate? (Feature) 36.14 World to War. (Mazower, M.) 36.20 Editor. The Essential Hirschman. (Hawthorn, G.) 36.17 Berend, N. and Clark, C.: Rewriting Hungary’s Past. Worldly Philosopher: The Odyssey of Albert O. Hirschman. (Feature) 36.22 Cain, T. and Connolly, R.: Editors. The Complete Poetry of (Hawthorn, G.) 36.17 Bernard, A.: Translator Dollenmayer, D. Lifted: A Cultural Robert Herrick. (Burrow, C.) 36.15 Ali, T.: History of the Elevator. (Trotter, D.) 36.13 Campbell, J.: Roy Jenkins: A Well-Rounded Life. (Collini, Diary. (Feature) 36.11 Bernstein, J.: S.) 36.11 On Mediapart. (Feature) 36.20 Six Bombs. (Feature) 36.1 Camus, A.: Editor Kaplan, A. Translator Goldhammer, A. Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.9 Swoo. (Feature) 36.15 Algerian Chronicles. (Harding, J.) 36.23 Ali, T., Burnside, J., Clark, T.T. et al.: Scottish Biggs, J.: Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.24 Carnell, S.: ‘Nashville to Nickajack’ (Poem) 36.4 Referendum. (Feature) 36.17 Birne, E.: Carrère, E.: Translator Lambert, J. Limonov: A Novel. Amis, M.: The Zone of Interest. (Hofmann, M.) 36.20 At Kettle’s Yard. (Feature) 36.8 (Indiana, G.) 36.20 Anderson, P.: At Pallant House. (Feature) 36.3 Carson, A.: ‘The Albertine Workout’ (Poem) 36.11, Diary. (Feature) 36.2 Black, B.: The Black-Eyed Blonde. (Tayler, C.) 36.7 corres. 36.12 The Italian Disaster. (Feature) 36.10 Booth, J.: Philip Larkin: Life, Art and Love. (Vendler, H.) Cărtărescu, M.: Translator Cotter, S. Blinding: Volume I. Anderson, S.: Lawrence in Arabia: War, Deceit, Imperial Folly 36.21 (Riker, M.) 36.6 and the Making of the Modern Middle East. (Porter, B.) 36.7 Borchgrevink, A.: Translator Puze, G. A Norwegian Tragedy: Cartier-Bresson, H.: ‘Voir est un tout’: Entretiens et Antrim, D.: The Emerald Light in the Air: Stories. (Lorentzen, Anders Behring Breivik and the Massacre on Utøya. (Shatz, conversations 1951–98. (Wood, G.) 36.11 C.) 36.22 A.) 36.22 Cheever, S.: E.E. Cummings: A Life. (Kleinzahler, A.) 36.19 Ascherson, N.: What sort of Scotland? (Feature) 36.16 Boucher, D. and Smith, T.: Editors. R.G. Collingwood: Chéroux, C.: Editor. Henri Cartier-Bresson: Here and Now. Ascherson, N., Lanchester, J. and O’Hagan, A.: Karl ‘An Autobiography’ and Other Writings, with Essays on (Wood, G.) 36.11 Miller Remembered. (Feature) 36.20 Collingwood’s Life and Work. (Rée, J.) 36.12 Clapp, A.: Diary. (Feature) 36.23 Ashbery, J.: Bourke, J.: The Story of Pain: From Prayer to Painkillers. Clark, C. see Berend, N. ‘A Breakfast Radish’ (Poem) 36.5 (Francis, G.) 36.16 Clark, T.J.: ‘Dans le Métro’ (Poem) 36.3 Bower, T.: Branson: Behind the Mask. (Runciman, D.) 36.6 Matisse: The Cut-Outs. (Feature) 36.11 ‘Dickie’s Border Vacation’ (Poem) 36.5 Branscome, D.: Textual Rivals: Self-Presentation in Herodotus’ Picasso and Truth: From Cubism to Guernica. (Bull, M.) 36.4 ‘The Goofiad’ (Poem) 36.18 ‘Histories’. (Green, P.) 36.7 Rembrandt: The Late Works at the National Gallery. ‘A Greeting to My Brothers and Some of My Brothers- British Museum: Germany: Memories of a Nation. (Evans, (Feature) 36.23 in-Law’ (Poem) 36.18 R.J.) 36.23 At Tate Modern. (Feature) 36.1 ‘Heading Out’ (Poem) 36.23 Bromwich, D.: Veronese’s ‘Allegories of Love’. (Feature) 36.7 ‘The Welkin’ (Poem) 36.3 Degrade and Destroy. (Feature) 36.18 Clune, M.: White Out: The Secret Life of Heroin. (Critchley, Atkins, W.: The Moor: Lives, Landscape, Literature. (Craig, The Intellectual Life of Edmund Burke from the Sublime and M.) 36.21 D.) 36.15 Beautiful to American Independence. (Mount, F.) 36.16 Cockburn, P.: Azoulay, V.: Translator Lloyd, J. Pericles of Athens. (Green, Moral Imagination: Essays. (Mount, F.) 36.16 Battle for Baghdad. (Feature) 36.14 P.) 36.21 On Obama’s Presidency. (Feature) 36.13 The Battle for Kobani: Whose Side Is Turkey on? Brooker, P., Bru, S., Thacker, A. and Weikop, C.: Editors. (Feature) 36.21 Baboulias, Y.: Tear Gas. (Feature) 36.17 The Oxford Critical and Cultural History of Modernist Magazines, Hazards of Revolution. (Feature) 36.1 Bailey, J., Iron, R. and Strachan, H.: Editors. British Volume III: Europe 1880–1940. (Kindley, E.) 36.2 Isis consolidates. (Feature) 36.16 Generals in Blair’s Wars. (Meek, J.) 36.24 Brooker, P. and Thacker, A.: Report from Northern Iraq. (Feature) 36.24 Bangstad, S.: Anders Breivik and the Rise of Islamophobia. Editors. The Oxford Critical and Cultural History of Modernist Colclough, D.: Editor. Sermons of John Donne Vol III: Sermons (Shatz, A.) 36.22 Magazines: Preached at the Court of Charles I. (Worden, B.) 36.12 Bann, S.: Editor. Midway: Letters from Ian Hamilton Finlay to Volume I: Britain and Ireland 1880–1955. (Kindley, E.) Cole, T.: Every Day Is for the Thief. (Mars-Jones, A.) 36.13 Stephen Bann, 1964–69. (Wheatley, D.) 36.23 36.2 Connolly, R. see Cain, T. Barber, L.: A Curious Career. (Turner, J.) 36.11 Volume II: North America 1894–1960. (Kindley, E.) 36.2 Corchado, A.: Midnight in Mexico: A Reporter’s Journey through Barker, N.: In the Approaches. (Wade, F.) 36.13 Bru, S. see Brooker, P., Bru, S. et al. a Country’s Descent into Darkness. (Enrigue, A.) 36.9 Barrell, J.: Bucknell, K.: Editor. The Animals: Love Letters between Cowan, B.: Editor. The State Trial of Doctor Henry Sacheverell. In Cardiff. (Feature) 36.18 Christopher Isherwood and Don Bachardy. (O’Hagan, A.) 36.3 (Kidd, C.) 36.16 At Tate Britain. (Feature) 36.24 Burnside, J.: Crawford, R.: ‘Levity’ (Poem) 36.16 Beard, M.: The Public Voice of Women. (Feature) 36.6 ‘Confiteor’ (Poem) 36.17 Crouch, S.: Kansas City Lightning: The Rise and Times of Beauman, N.: Glow. (Richardson, N.) 36.14 Diary. (Feature) 36.24 Charlie Parker. (Penman, I.) 36.2 Begley, A.: Updike. (Lorentzen, C.) 36.11 ‘An Essay in Sangfroid’ (Poem) 36.17 Cusk, R.: Outline. (Turner, J.) 36.23 ‘Pluviose’ (Poem) 36.17

3 index of authors 2014 Damrosch – Lymbery

Damrosch, L.: Jonathan Swift: His Life and His World. Haddix, C.: Bird: The Life and Music of Charlie Parker. Jones, T.: Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.11, 36.14 (Keymer, T.) 36.8 (Penman, I.) 36.2 Jung Chang: Empress Dowager Cixi: The Concubine Who D’Ancona, M.: In It Together: The Inside Story of the Coalition Haggard, H.R.: Launched Modern China. (Crossley, P.) 36.8 Government. (Kidd, C.) 36.5 King Solomon’s Mines. (Rundell, K.) 36.7 Jungersen, C.: Translator Hoekstra, M. You Disappear. Daoud, K.: Meursault, contre-enquête. (Harding, J.) 36.23 She. (Rundell, K.) 36.7 (Saval, N.) 36.12 Davies, W. and Maud, R.: Editors. Under Milk Wood: The Hale, C.: Massacre in Malaya: Exposing Britain’s My Lai. Definitive Edition. (Perry, S.) 36.22 (Ascherson, N.) 36.4 Kandil, H.: Sisi’s Turn. (Feature) 36.4 Davis, L.: Can’t and Won’t. (Mars-Jones, A.) 36.8 Hamilton, O.R.: On Hunger Strike. (Feature) 36.19 Karmi-Ayyoub, S.: Out of Court. (Feature) 36.17 Dean, S.: Editor. The Complete Letters of Constance Fenimore Hancox, D.: Diary. (Feature) 36.3 Keeble, N.H. and McDowell, N.: Editors. Complete Works Woolson. (Yeazell, R.B.) 36.9 Handke, P.: Versuch über den Pilznarren: Eine Geshichte für sich. of John Milton Vol VI: Vernacular Regicide and Republican Dee, T.: Diary. (Feature) 36.10 (de la Durataye, L.) 36.10 Writings. (Worden, B.) 36.12 Derrida, J.: Translator Kamuf, P. The Death Penalty: Vol. I. Harding, J.: Kelly, I. see Westwood, V. (Butler, J.) 36.14 In Däräsge Maryam. (Feature) 36.2 Kendall, E.: Balanchine and the Lost Muse: Revolution and the DeWitt, H.: Diary. (Feature) 36.16 Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.3, 36.18, 36.22 Making of a Choreographer. (Jacobs, L.) 36.19 Dickinson, E.: The Gorgeous Nothings. (Ford, M.) 36.12 Harding, L.: The Snowden Files: The Inside Story of the World’s Kidd, C.: England’s House of Commons. (Feature) 36.8 Diski, J.: Most Wanted Man. (Soar, D.) 36.4 Kilito, A.: Je parle toutes les langues, mais en arabe. (Warner, A Diagnosis. (Feature) 36.17 Hardy, T.: Editor Avery, S. The Return of the Native. (Parks, M.) 36.8 Schrödinger’s Tumour. (Feature) 36.21 T.) 36.14 Kirby, M.: Diary. (Feature) 36.15 The Screaming Gynaecologist. (Feature) 36.23 Harsent, D.: ‘Pain’ (Poem) 36.13 Kitcher, K.: Deaths in Venice: The Cases of Gustav von On the Sofa. (Feature) 36.13 Harwood, L.: ‘A Steady Light’ (Poem) 36.12 Aschenbach. (Reed, T.J.) 36.18 What to call her? (Feature) 36.19 Haushofer, M.: Klein, N.: This Changes Everything: Capitalism v. The Climate. Drury, J.: Music at Midnight: The Life and Poetry of George Translator Prantera, A. (Kingsnorth, P.) 36.20 Herbert. (Gregory, T.) 36.24 The Loft. (Spice, N.) 36.24 Kleine Zeitung: Publisher. Peter Handke im Gespräch, mit Dyer, G.: Diary. (Feature) 36.7 Nowhere Ending Sky. (Spice, N.) 36.24 Hubert Patterer und Stefan Winkler. (de la Durantaye, L.) Translator Whiteside, S. The Wall. (Spice, N.) 36.24 36.10 Ehrman, B.: Forgery and Counter-Forgery: The Use of Literary Hayward, W.S.: Revelations of a Lady Detective. (Spawls, Kleinzahler, A.: Deceit in Early Christian Polemics. (MacCulloch, D.) 36.3 A.) 36.4 ‘The Bench. (Poem) 36.1, corres. 36.2 Ely, S.: ‘Prayers in Time of Great Hunger’ (Poem) 36.8 Hecht, S.: The Scramble for the Amazon and the ‘Lost Paradise’ ‘Heat’ (Poem) 36.18 of Euclides Da Cunha. (Grandin, G.) 36.19 ‘A History of Western Music: Chapter 74’ (Poem) 36.14 Fairweather, J.: The Good War: Why We Couldn’t Win the War Hernández, A.: Narcoland: The Mexican Drug Lords and Their ‘Love Chant’ (Poem) 36.1 or the Peace in Afghanistan. (Meek, J.) 36.24 Godfathers. (Enrigue, A.) 36.9 ‘Snow Approaching on the Hudson’ (Poem) 36.18 Farmer, P.: Diary. (Feature) 36.20 Herodotus: Translator Holland, T. The Histories. (Green, Knausgaard, K.O.: Ferguson, A.: My Autobiography. (Runciman, D.) 36.1 P.) 36.7 Translator Bartlett, D. Ferris, J.: To Rise Again at a Decent Hour. (Jones, T.) 36.16 Hersh, S.M.: Obama, Erdoğan and the Syrian rebels. My Struggle: Book 2. A Man in Love. (Heti, S.) 36.1 Filer, N.: The Shock of the Fall. (Jones, T.) 36.4 (Feature) 36.8 My Struggle: Vol. 3. Boyhood Island. (Lerner, B.) 36.10 Fink, S.: Five Days at Memorial: Life and Death in a Storm- Hett, B.C.: Burning the Reichstag: An Investigation into the Knight, R.: Britain against Napoleon: The Organisation of Ravaged Hospital. (Friedell, D.) 36.13 Third Reich’s Enduring Mystery. (Evans, R.J.) 36.9 Victory, 1793–1815. (Luttwak, E.) 36.24 Firmage, G.J.: Editor. E.E. Cummings: The Complete Poems, Hickman, M.: The Ballad of Andy and Rebekah. Knights, M.: Editor. Faction Displayed: Reconsidering the 1904–62 (Kleinzahler, A.) 36.19 (Feature) 36.14 Impeachment of Dr Henry Sacheverell. (Kidd, C.) 36.16 FitzGibbon, F.: Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.20 Hill, C.: Books. (Mars-Jones, A.) 36.9 Kolbert, E.: The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History. Flanagan, R.: The Narrow Road to the Deep North. Hill, G.: Broken Hierarchies: Poems 1952–2012. (Burrow, (Mitchell, L.) 36.9 (Hofmann, M.) 36.24 C.) 36.4 Koudounaris, P.: Heavenly Bodies: Cult Treasures and Forrester, A.: The Female Detective: The Original Lady Hill, R.: Spectacular Saints from the Catacombs. (Grafton, A.) 36.15 Detective. (Spawls, A.) 36.4 At Tate Britain (2). (Feature) 36.13 Krasznahorkai, L.: ‘There Goes Valzer’ (Short Story) Foster, H.: At Tate Britain. (Feature) 36.7 36.6 At the Guggenheim. (Feature) 36.6 At the V&A 2. (Feature) 36.19 At MoMA. (Feature) 36.12 At the V&A. (Feature) 36.20 Labor, E.: Jack London: An American Life. (Camp, J.) 36.18 At the Whitney. (Feature) 36.15 Hollenberg, D.K.: A Poet’s Revolution: The Life of Denise Lahr, J.: Tennessee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh. Francis, G.: Diary. (Feature) 36.5 Levertov. (Baird, R.) 36.18 (Powers, T.) 36.22 Fried, M.: Flaubert’s ‘Gueuloir’: On ‘Madame Bovary’ and Holman, B.: The Next War in the Air: Britain’s Fear of the Lambert, P.: Building Seagram. (Turner, C.) 36.3 ‘Salammbô’. (Grimstad, P.) 36.2 Bomber, 1908–41 (Trotter, D.) 36.19 Lanchester, J.: Fühmann, F.: Translator Cole, I.F. The Jew Car. (Ascherson, Hope, C.: On Not Watching the World Cup. (Feature) 36.12 N.) 36.1 The Battle over the Warburg Institute. (Feature) 36.23 Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.10, 36.17 At the National Gallery. (Feature) 36.9, 36.14 see also Ascherson, N. Galgut, D.: Arctic Summer. (Tayler, C.) 36.15 Howard, E.J.: All Change. (Hadley, T.) 36.3 Larman, A.: Blazing Star: The Life and Times of John Wilmot, Gazdanov, G.: Translator Karetnyk, B. The Spectre of Hubbard, E.: City Women: Money, Sex and the Social Order in Earl of Rochester. (Eagleton, T.) 36.20 Alexander Wolf. (Pinkham, S.) 36.5 Early Modern London. (Miller, J.) 36.16 Lawrence, D.H.: Editor Pollnitz, C. The Cambridge Edition Gershwin, L.-A.: Stung! On Jellyfish Blooms and the Future of Hutton, R.: Pagan Britain. (Shippey, T.) 36.21 of the Works of D.H. Lawrence: The Poems. (Howarth, P.) the Ocean. (Tait, T.) 36.5 Hynes, S.: The Unsubstantial Air: American Fliers in the First 36.10 Gessen, K.: World War. (Salter, J.) 36.21 Lawson, T.: The Last Man: A British Genocide in Tasmania. Diary. (Feature) 36.8 (Porter, B.) 36.15 In Donetsk. (Feature) 36.17 Inglis, F.: Richard Hoggart: Virtue and Reward. (Hilliard, Ledwidge, F.: Investment in Blood: The True Cost of Britain’s Getty, J.A.: Practising Stalinism: Bolsheviks, Boyars and the C.) 36.8 Afghan War. (Meek, J.) 36.24 Persistence of Tradition. (Fitzpatrick, S.) 36.6 Iron, R. see Bailey, J. Leo, M.: Translator Whiteside, S. Red Love: The Story of an Giddins, G.: Celebrating Bird: The Triumph of Charlie Parker. East German Family. (Ascherson, N.) 36.1 (Penman, I.) 36.2 Jago, M.: Clement Attlee: The Inevitable Prime Minister. Lethem, J.: Dissident Gardens. (Roth, M.) 36.4 Goldman, L.: The Life of R.H. Tawney. (Pederson, S.) 36.16 (Johnson, R.W.) 36.17 Levertov, D.: Collected Poems. (Baird, R.) 36.18 Goodby, J.: Editor. The Collected Poems of Dylan Thomas: The Jameson, F.: The Antinomies of Realism. (Wood, M.) 36.1 Lewis, M.: Flash Boys: Cracking the Money Code. New Centenary Edition. (Perry, S.) 36.22 Jamie, K.: (Lanchester, J.) 36.11 Goodwin, G.: Fatal Rivalry: Flodden 1513. (Brown, M.) ‘The Girls’ (Poem) 36.17 Linklater, A.: Owning the Earth: The Transforming History of 36.2 ‘Solstice’ (Poem) 36.17 Land Ownership. (Mount, F.) 36.9 Graham, J.: ‘The Stair’ (Poem) 36.17 London, J.: The Sea-Wolf. (Camp, J.) 36.18 ‘Deep Water Trawling’ (Poem) 36.19 Jamie, K., Ali, T., Clark, T.J. et al.: After the Referendum. Lopez Jr, D.S.: From Stone to Flesh: A Short History of the ‘Honeycomb’ (Poem) 36.2 (Feature) 36.19 Buddha. (Weinberger, E.) 36.17 Grant, M.G.: Playing the Whore: The Work of Sex Work. Jewell, A. and Stout, J.: Editors. The Selected Letters of Willa Lopez Jr, D.S. and McCracken, P.: In Search of the Christian (Forrester, K.) 36.13 Cather. (Lytal, B.) 36.4 Buddha: How an Asian Sage Became a Medieval Saint. Graziosi, B.: The Gods of Olympus: A History. (Davidson, Johnston, K.: Unusual Subjects: Pitt’s Reign of Alarm and the (Weinberger, E.) 36.17 J.) 36.23 Lost Generation of the 1790s. (Barrell, J.) 36.2 Lorentzen, C.: Greene, D.: Denise Levertov: A Poet’s Life. (Baird, R.) 36.18 Jones, D.: Elvis Has Left the Building: The Day the King Died. Dad & Jr. (Feature) 36.23 Greenspan, A.: The Map and the Territory: Risk, Human (Penman, I.) 36.18 Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.2, 36.6 Nature and the Future of Forecasting. (Holmes, S.) 36.10 Jones, E.: Parched City: A History of London’s Public and Luckhurst, R.: The Mummy’s Curse: The True History of a Greenwald, G.: No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the NSA Private Drinking Water. (George, R.) 36.24 Dark Fantasy. (Jones, T.) 36.3 and the Surveillance State. (O’Hagan, A.) 36.18 Jones, E. and Woodward, C.: Guide to the Architecture of Luscombe, D.: Editor. The Letter Collection of Peter Abelard Griffin, E.:Liberty’s Dawn: A People’s History of the Industrial London. (Hatherley, O.) 36.16 and Heloise. (Newman, B.) 36.2 Revolution. (Humphries, J.) 36.6 Jones, O.: The Establishment and How They Get Away with It. Lymbery, P. with Oakeshott, I.: Farmageddon: The True Cost (Hatherley, O.) 36.20 of Cheap Meat. (Wilson, B.) 36.6

4 index of authors 2014 McCarthy – Trilling

McCarthy, K.: Byrd. (MacCulloch, D.) 36.15 Parry, R.L.: Senior, J.: All Joy and No Fun: The Paradox of Modern McCarthy, T.: Ghosts of the Tsunami. (Feature) 36.3 Parenthood. (Heller, Z.) 36.11 On Realism and the Real. (Feature) 36.24 The Story of Thaksin Shinawatra. (Feature) 36.12 Sharp, S.: Diary. (Feature) 36.9 ‘Ulysses’ and Its Wake. (Feature) 36.12 Penman, I.: On Kate Bush. (Feature) 36.8 Shavit, A.: My Promised Land: The Triumph and Tragedy of McCracken, P. see Lopez Jr, D.S. Penman, M.: Robert the Bruce: King of the Scots. (Stevenson, Israel. (Thrall, N.) 36.19 McDowell, N. see Keeble, N.H. K.) 36.17 Shehadeh, R.: Advice to the Palestinian Leadership. McEwan, I.: The Children Act. (Tait, T.) 36.17 Pentz, P. see Williams, G. (Feature) 36.13 McFadyean, M.: Diary. (Feature) 36.18 Péretié, J.-B. see Stora, B. Sheng Yun: Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.7 MacGregor, N.: Germany: Memories of a Nation. (Evans, Petterson, P.: Translator Bartlett, D. I Refuse. (Mars-Jones, Short, P.: Mitterrand: A Study in Ambiguity. (Marlière, P.) R.J.) 36.23 A.) 36.21 36.8 MacKenzie, D.: Phillips, C.: Shteyngart, G.: Little Failure: A Memoir. (Aleksander, I.) At Cermak. (Feature) 36.23 Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.19 36.10 High-Frequency Trading. (Feature) 36.17 see also Thorton, R.K.R. Siddique, A.: The Pashtun Question: The Unresolved Key to McKibbin, R.: Labour Vanishes. (Feature) 36.22 Phillips, J.A.: Quiet Dell. (Gunn, K.) 36.15 the Future of Pakistan and Afghanistan. (Bennett-Jones, McNicol, J.: At the NPG. (Feature) 36.17 Phillips, N.: On Closed Material. (Feature) 36.8 O.) 36.18 Mai Jia: Translator Milburn, O. Decoded: A Novel. (Sheng Pierpont, C.R.: Roth Unbound: A Writer and His Books. Simenon, G.: Yun) 36.17 (Mars-Jones, A.) 36.2 Translator Coward, D. A Man’s Head. (Parks, T.) 36.19 Mair, P.: Ruling the Void: The Hollowing of Western Democracy. Piketty, T.: Translator Goldhammer, A. Capital in the 21st Translator Reynolds, S. A Crime in Holland. (Parks, T.) 36.19 (Müller, J.-W.) 36.10 Century. (Kunkel, B.) 36.13 Sinclair, I.: Diary. (Feature) 36.21 Mandler, P.: Return from the Natives: How Margaret Mead Pincher, C.: Dangerous to Know: A Life. (Jack, I.) 36.11 Skinner, J.: The Invention of Greek Ethnography: From Homer Won the Second World War and Lost the Cold War. (Meaney, Plante, D.: Becoming a Londoner: A Diary. (O’Hagan, A.) to Herodotus. (Green, P.) 36.7 T.) 36.5 36.3 Smith, M.: The Erotic Doll: A Modern Fetish. (Warner, M.) Manhire, B.: Pomerantsev, P.: Diary. (Feature) 36.12 36.15 ‘Impersonating Mao’ (Poem) 36.10 Pompidou Centre: Henri Cartier-Bresson. (Wood, G.) 36.11 Smith, S.: ‘Twenty Stanzas in the Haunted House’ (Poem) 36.10 Powers, T.: A Conversation with Gore Vidal. (Feature) Diary. (Feature) 36.13 ‘Waiting’ (Poem) 36.10 36.15 Mandela: Death of a Politician. (Feature) 36.1 Marozzi, J.: Baghdad: City of Peace, City of Blood. (Ruthven, Prikryl, J.: ‘Ars Poetica’ (Poem) 36.22 Smith, T. see Boucher, D. M.) 36.20 Prochaska, F.: The Memoirs of Walter Bagehot. (Mount, F.) Smolin, L.: Time Reborn: From the Crisis in Physics to the Marquand, D.: Mammon’s Kingdom: An Essay on Britain, 36.3 Future of the Universe. (Kaiser, D.) 36.3 Now. (Harding, J.) 36.15 Proust, M.: Editors Gaudry, E. and Tadié, J.-Y. Lettres à sa Solie, K.: The Living Option: Selected Poems. (Hofmann, Mars-Jones, A.: voisine. (Wood, M.) 36.9 M.) 36.7 Diary. (Feature) 36.6, 36.22 Sollors, W.: The Temptation of Despair: Tales of the 1940s. ‘Not I’ (Feature) 36.5 Quart, A.: ‘Solarised’ (Poem) 36.12 (Feigel, L.) 36.20 Marshall, G.: Don’t Even Think about It: Why Our Brains are Solnit, R.: Diary. (Feature) 36.4 Wired to Ignore Climate Change. (Kingsnorth, P.) 36.20 Rabbani, M.: Israel Mows the Lawn. (Feature) 36.15 Sorrentino, P.: Stephen Crane: A Life of Fire. (Powers, T.) Martin, M.: An Intimate War: An Oral History of the Helmand Reinke-Williams, T.: Women, Work and Sociability in Early 36.14 Conflict 1978–2012. (Meek, J.) 36.24 Modern London. (Miller, J.) 36.16 Spark, M.: Editor Jardine, P. The Golden Fleece: Essays. Matthiessen, P.: In Paradise. (Beha, C.) 36.15 Renton, A.: Planet Carnivore. (Wilson, B.) 36.6 (Tayler, C.) 36.18 Maud, R. see Davies, W. Renton, D.: The Killing of Blair Peach. (Feature) 36.10 Sprackland, M.: ‘Dooms’ (Poem) 36.9 Mayhew, R.: Malthus: The Life and Legacies of an Untimely Reza, A.: Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.23 Stach, R.: Prophet. (Shapin, S.) 36.11 Richardson, G.: The Field of Cloth of Gold. (Penn, T.) 36.14 Translator Frisch, S. Meek, J.: Richardson, N.: Kafka: The Decisive Years. (Galchen, R.) 36.23 In Farageland. (Feature) 36.19 At the Science Museum. (Feature) 36.5 Kafka: The Years of Insight. (Galchen, R.) 36.23 Putin’s Counter-Revolution: A Report from Ukraine. At the V&A 1. (Feature) 36.19 Stallabrass, J.: On Selfies. (Feature) 36.11 (Feature) 36.6 Riley, D.: ‘Listening for Lost People’ (Poem) 36.10 Stamp, G.: The Leopard: On Belonging. (Feature) 36.12 Robbe-Grillet, A.: Translator Brooke, D.E. A Sentimental At Notre Dame de Lorette. (Feature) 36.22 Where shall we live? (Feature) 36.1 Novel. (Shatz, A.) 36.15 Toshie Trashed. (Feature) 36.12 Mengestu, D.: All Our Names. (Lowry, E.) 36.11 Roberts, R.: Saving the City: The Great Financial Crisis of Stonard, J.-P.: Merridale, C.: Red Fortress: The Secret Heart of Russia’s 1914. (Martin, J.) 36.10 At the Ashmolean. (Feature) 36.10 History. (Hosking, G.) 36.13 Robertson, R.: ‘Beside Loch Iffrin’ (Poem) 36.20 At the Royal Academy. (Feature) 36.21 Miles, B.: Call Me Burroughs: A Life. (Indiana, G.) 36.9 Robinson, M.: Lila. (Tóibín, C.) 36.20 In the Studio. (Feature) 36.2 Miller, D.: Justice for Earthlings: Essays in Political Philosophy. Rose, J.: Stora, B. and Péretié, J.-B.: Camus brûlant. (Harding, J.) (Runciman, W.G.) 36.24 At the Donmar. (Feature) 36.23 36.23 Minois, G.: Translator Weiss, L.A. The Atheist’s Bible: The Mothers. (Feature) 36.12 Stout, J. see Jewell, A. Most Dangerous Book That Never Existed. (Smyth, A.) 36.4 Rose, P.: Class in Archaic Greece. (Kulikowski, M.) 36.6 Strachan, H. see Bailey, J. Mitchell, D.: The Bone Clocks. (Tait, T.) 36.23 Rosenbaum, S.P.: Editor Haule, J. The Bloomsbury Group Subin, A.D.: Philip’s People. (Feature) 36.9 Mitchell, J.: On Louise Bourgeois. (Feature) 36.21 Memoir Club. (Hill, R.) 36.14 Swift, J.: Motadel, D.: Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.8 Runciman, D.: Editor Rumbold, V. Parodies, Hoaxes, Mock Treatises: ‘Polite Müller, J.-W.: Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.12 On Gambling. (Feature) 36.16 Conversation’, ‘Directions to Servants’ and Other Works. Munson, R.V.: Editor. Herodotus: Vol. I, Herodotus and the Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.21 (Keymer, T.) 36.8 Narrative of the Past. Vol. II, Herodotus and the World. Russell, G.: The Yazidis. (Feature) 36.17 Editor Williams, A. Journal to Stella: Letters to Esther (Green, P.) 36.7 Johnson and Rebecca Dingley, 1710–13. (Keymer, T.) St Aubyn, E.: Lost for Words. (Mars-Jones, A.) 36.9 36.8 Nabokov, V.: Editors and translators Voronina, O. and Boyd, Salzman, J.: Drinking Water: A History. (George, R.) 36.24 B. Letters to Véra. (Wood, M.) 36.20 Saunders, F.S.: The ‘Zhivago’ Affair. (Feature) 36.18 Tàpies, A.: Nelson, E.: The Royalist Revolution. (Kidd, C.) 36.24 Saval, N.: Cubed: A Secret History of the Workplace. (Diski, Translator Sobrer, J.M. Nenik, F.: Translator Derbyshire, K. The Marvel of J.) 36.15 Complete Writings Volume II: Collected Essays. (Tóibín, Biographical Bookkeeping. (Ford, M.) 36.12 Saviano, R.: ZeroZeroZero. (Enrigue, A.) 36.9 C.) 36.6 Neumann, P.: Syria: Suspects Turned Collaborators. Scheffler, S.H.:Death and the Afterlife. (Srinivasan, A.) A Personal Memoir: Fragments for an Autobiography. (Feature) 36.7 36.18 (Tóibín, C.) 36.6 Nisbet, H.B.: Gotthold Ephraim Lessing: His Life, Works and Schlögel, K.: Translator Livingstone, R. Moscow 1937. Taylor, B.: The Last Asylum: A Memoir of Madness in Our Thought. (Rée, J.) 36.3 (Lovell, S.) 36.14 Times. (Diski, J.) 36.3 Schlosser, E.: Command and Control. (Shapin, S.) 36.2 Taylor, P.: Breast Cancer Screening. (Feature) 36.11 Oakeshott, I. see Lymbery, P. Schulze, F. and Windhorst, E.: Mies van der Rohe: A Critical Terry, P.: ‘Inferno: Canto I’ (Poem) 36.7 O’Hagan, A.: Biography. (Turner, C.) 36.3 Thacker, A. see Brooker, P. On Julian Assange. (Feature) 36.5 Scott, M.: Delphi: A History of the Centre of the Ancient World. Thomas, D.: Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.13, 36.16 (Green, P.) 36.13 Collected Stories. (Perry, S.) 36.22 see also Ascherson, N. Secord, J.: Visions of Science: Books and Readers at the Dawn of A Dylan Thomas Treasury: Poems, Stories and Broadcasts. O’Neill, J.: The Dog. (Mars-Jones, A.) 36.18 the Victorian Age. (Jay, M.) 36.22 (Perry, S.) 36.22 Oyeyemi, H.: Boy, Snow, Bird. (Haas, L.) 36.16 Sedlak, D.: Water 4.0: The Past, Present and Future of the Thorton, R.K.R. and Phillips, C.: Editors. The Collected World’s Most Vital Resource. (George, R.) 36.24 Works of Gerard Manley Hopkins Vols I–II: Correspondence. Pankhurst, R.: The Inevitable Caliphate?: History of the Sedley, S.: Not in the Public Interest. (Feature) 36.5 (Vendler, H.) 36.7 Struggle for Global Islamic Union, 1924 to the Present. Segal, L.: Out of Time. (Diski, J.) 36.9 Thrall, N.: (Bennett-Jones, O.) 36.23 Seidel, F.: Hamas’s Chances. (Feature) 36.16 Parker, P.: The Northmen’s Fury. (Shippey, T.) 36.7 ‘Morning and Melancholia’ (Poem) 36.8 Rage in Jerusalem. (Feature) 36.23 Parker, S.: Bertolt Brecht: A Literary Life. (Blackbourn, D.) 36.13 ‘To Stop the World from Ending’ (Poem) 36.17 Trilling, D.: Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.15

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Trudgeon, S.: ‘2006’ (Poem) 36.9 Warner, M.: Williamson, J.: Elvis Presley: A Southern Life. (Penman, I.) Turner, J.: Philology: The Forgotten Origins of the Modern Diary. (Feature) 36.17 36.18 Humanities. (Burrow, C.) 36.21 Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.5 Wilmers, M.-K.: Diary. (Feature) 36.19 Weikop, C. see Brooker, P. Wilmot-Smith, F.: On Legal Aid: Necessity or Ideology? Uglow, J.: In These Times: Living in Britain through Napoleon’s Weizman, E.: Short Cuts. (Feature) 36.1 (Feature) 36.21 Wars, 1793–1815. (Kidd, C.) 36.22 Wellman, K.: Queens and Mistresses of Renaissance France. Wiltshire, J.: The Hidden Jane Austen. (Mullan, J.) 36.22 (Weber, C.) 36.2 Windhorst, E. see Schulze, F. van Es, B.: Shakespeare and Company. (Neill, M.) 36.3 Wernhoff, M.see Williams, G. Wires, L.: The Double-Crested Cormorant: Plight of a Feathered Van Reybrouck, D.: Congo: The Epic History of a People. Westwood, V. and Kelly, I.: Vivienne Westwood. (Wilson, Pariah. (Rosen, J.) 36.19 (Shatz, A.) 36.20 B.) 36.22 Witt, E.: Diary. (Feature) 36.14 VanderMolen, R.: ‘A Bear’ (Poem) 36.15 Willeford, C.: Miami Blues. (Frears, W.) 36.6 Wolmar, C.: What’s the point of HS2? (Feature) 36.8 Willes, M.: The Gardens of the British Working Class. (Light, Wood, J.: On Not Going Home. (Feature) 36.4 Wagner, A.: A.) 36.24 Wood, M.: At the Movies. (Feature) 36.1, 36.3, 36.5, At Tate Modern. (Feature) 36.21 Williams, G., Pentz, P. and Wernhoff, M.:Editors. Vikings: 36.8, 36.10, 36.12, 36.14, 36.18, 36.20, 36.22 At the Whitechapel. (Feature) 36.4 Life and Legend. (Shippey, T.) 36.7 Wood, T.: Waldman, A.: The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P. (Heti, S.) Williams, H.: At Tate Modern. (Feature) 36.16 36.14 ‘The Boy Call’ (Poem) 36.7 Ukraine retreats from the edge. (Feature) 36.11 Wallace, R.J.: The View from Here: On Affirmation, Attachment ‘Coming Back’ (Poem) 36.7 Woodward, C. see Jones, E. and the Limits of Regret. (Nagel, T.) 36.7 ‘The Fifties’ (Poem) 36.7 Williams, J.H.: ‘I Inspect the Storm’ (Poem) 36.10 Žižek, S.: On Ukraine and the EU. (Feature) 36.9

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Aleksander, I.: Little Failure: A Memoir. Shteyngart, G. 36.10 Forrester, K.: Playing the Whore: The Work of Sex Work. Jacobs, L.: Balanchine and the Lost Muse: Revolution and the Ascherson, N.: Grant, M.G. 36.13 Making of a Choreographer. Kendall, E. 36.19 The Jew Car. Fühmann, F. Translator Cole, I.F. 36.1 Francis, G.: The Story of Pain: From Prayer to Painkillers. Jay, M.: Visions of Science: Books and Readers at the Dawn of the Massacre in Malaya: Exposing Britain’s My Lai. Hale, C. Bourke, J. 36.16 Victorian Age. Secord, J. 36.22 36.4 Frears, W.: Miami Blues. Willeford, C. 36.6 Johnson, R.W.: Clement Attlee: The Inevitable Prime Minister. Red Love: The Story of an East German Family. Leo, M. Friedell, D.: Five Days at Memorial: Life and Death in a Storm- Jago, M. 36.17 Translator Whiteside, S. 36.1 Ravaged Hospital. Fink, S. 36.13 Jones, T.: The Mummy’s Curse: The True History of a Dark Fantasy. Baird, R.: Galchen, R.: Luckhurst, R. 36.3 Collected Poems. Levertov, D. 36.18 Kafka: The Decisive Years. Stach, R. Translator Frisch, S. 36.23 To Rise Again at a Decent Hour. Ferris, J. 36.16 Denise Levertov: A Poet’s Life. Greene, D. 36.18 Kafka: The Years of Insight. Stach, R. Translator Frisch, S. 36.23 The Shock of the Fall. Filer, N. 36.4 A Poet’s Revolution: The Life of Denise Levertov. Hollenberg, George, R.: D.K. 36.18 Drinking Water: A History. Salzman, J. 36.24 Kaiser, D.: Time Reborn: From the Crisis in Physics to the Future Barrell, J.: Unusual Subjects: Pitt’s Reign of Alarm and the Lost Parched City: A History of London’s Public and Private of the Universe. Smolin, L. 36.3 Generation of the 1790s. Johnston, K. 36.2 Drinking Water. Jones, E. 36.24 Keymer, T.: Beha, C.: In Paradise. Matthiessen, P. 36.15 Water 4.0: The Past, Present and Future of the World’s Most Jonathan Swift: His Life and His World. Damrosch, L. 36.8 Bennett-Jones, O.: Vital Resource. Sedlak, D. 36.24 Journal to Stella: Letters to Esther Johnson and Rebecca The Inevitable Caliphate?: History of the Struggle for Global Grafton, A.:Heavenly Bodies: Cult Treasures and Spectacular Dingley, 1710–13. Swift, J. Editor Williams, A. 36.8 Islamic Union, 1924 to the Present. Pankhurst, R. 36.23 Saints from the Catacombs. Koudounaris, P. 36.15 Parodies, Hoaxes, Mock Treatises: ‘Polite Conversation’, The Pashtun Question: The Unresolved Key to the Future of Grandin, G.: The Scramble for the Amazon and the ‘Lost ‘Directions to Servants’ and Other Works. Swift, J. Editor Pakistan and Afghanistan. Siddique, A. 36.18 Paradise’ of Euclides Da Cunha. Hecht, S. 36.19 Rumbold, V. 36.8 The Taliban Revival: Violence and Extremism on the Pakistan- Green, P.: Kidd, C.: Afghanistan Frontier. Abbas, H. 36.18 Delphi: A History of the Centre of the Ancient World. Scott, M. 36.13 Faction Displayed: Reconsidering the Impeachment of Dr Henry Blackbourn, D.: Bertolt Brecht: A Literary Life. Parker, S. 36.13 Herodotus: Vol. I, Herodotus and the Narrative of the Past. Vol. Sacheverell. Editor Knights, M. 36.16 Brown, M.: Fatal Rivalry: Flodden 1513. Goodwin, G. 36.2 II, Herodotus and the World. Editor Munson, R.V. 36.7 The Royalist Revolution. Nelson, E. 36.24 Bull, M.: Picasso and Truth: From Cubism to Guernica. Clark, The Histories. Herodotus Translator Holland, T. 36.7 The State Trial of Doctor Henry Sacheverell. Editor Cowan, T.J. 36.4 The Invention of Greek Ethnography: From Homer to B. 36.16 Burrow, C.: Herodotus. Skinner, J. 36.7 In These Times: Living in Britain through Napoleon’s Wars, Broken Hierarchies: Poems 1952–2012. Hill, G. 36.4 Pericles of Athens. Azoulay, V. Translator Lloyd, J. 36.21 1793–1815. Uglow, J. 36.22 Philology: The Forgotten Origins of the Modern Humanities. Textual Rivals: Self-Presentation in Herodotus’ ‘Histories’. In It Together: The Inside Story of the Coalition Government. Turner, J. 36.21 Branscome, D. 36.7 D’Ancona, M. 36.5 The Complete Poetry of Robert Herrick. Editors Cain, T. and Gregory, T.: Music at Midnight: The Life and Poetry of George Kindley, E.: Connolly, R. 36.15 Herbert. Drury, J. 36.24 The Oxford Critical and Cultural History of Modernist Butler, J.: The Death Penalty: Vol. I. Derrida, J. Translator Grimstad, P.: Flaubert’s ‘Gueuloir’: On ‘Madame Bovary’ and Magazines Kamuf, P. 36.14 ‘Salammbô’. Fried, M. 36.2 Volume I: Britain and Ireland 1880–1955. Editors Gunn, K.: Quiet Dell. Phillips, J.A. 36.15 Brooker, P. and Thacker, A. 36.2 Camp, J.: Volume II: North America 1894–1960. Editors Brooker, P. Jack London: An American Life. Labor, E. 36.18 Haas, L.: Boy, Snow, Bird. Oyeyemi, H. 36.16 and Thacker, A. 36.2 The Sea-Wolf. London, J. 36.18 Hadley, T.: All Change. Howard, E.J. 36.3 Volume III: Europe 1880–1940. Editors Brooker, P., Bru, Collini, S.: Roy Jenkins: A Well-Rounded Life. Campbell, J. Harding, J.: S., Thacker, A. and Weikop, C. 36.2 36.11 Algerian Chronicles. Camus, A. Editor Kaplan, A. Translator Kingsnorth, P.: Craig, D.: The Moor: Lives, Landscape, Literature. Atkins, Goldhammer, A. 36.23 Don’t Even Think about It: Why Our Brains are Wired to Ignore W. 36.15 Camus brûlant. Stora, B. and Péretié, J.-B. 36.23 Climate Change. Marshall, G. 36.20 Crichley, M.: White Out: The Secret Life of Heroin. Clune, Mammon’s Kingdom: An Essay on Britain, Now. Marquand, This Changes Everything: Capitalism v. The Climate. Klein, M. 36.21 D. 36.15 N. 36.20 Crossley, P.: Empress Dowager Cixi: The Concubine Who Meursault, contre-enquête. Daoud, K. 36.23 Kleinzahler, A.: Launched Modern China. Jung Chang 36.8 Hatherley, O.: E.E. Cummings: A Life. Cheever, S. 36.19 The Establishment and How They Get Away with It. Jones, E.E. Cummings: The Complete Poems, 1904–62. Editor Davidson, J.: The Gods of Olympus: A History. Graziosi, B. O. 36.20 Firmage, G.J. 36.19 36.23 Guide to the Architecture of London. Jones, E. and Kulikowski, M.: Class in Archaic Greece. Rose, P. 36.6 de la Durantaye, L. Woodward, C. 36.16 Kunkel, B.: Capital in the 21st Century. Piketty, T. Translator Peter Handke im Gespräch, mit Hubert Patterer und Stefan Hawthorn, G.: Goldhammer, A. 36.13 Winkler. Publisher Kleine Zeitung 36.10 The Essential Hirschman. Editor Adelman, J. 36.17 Versuch über den Pilznarren: Eine Geshichte für sich. Handke, Worldly Philosopher: The Odyssey of Albert O. Hirschman. Lanchester, J.: Flash Boys: Cracking the Money Code. Lewis, P. 36.10 Adelman, J. 36.17 M. 36.11 Diski, J.: Heller, Z.: All Joy and No Fun: The Paradox of Modern Lerner, B.: My Struggle: Vol. 3. Boyhood Island. Knausgaard, Cubed: A Secret History of the Workplace. Saval, N. 36.15 Parenthood. Senior, J. 36.11 K.O. Translator Bartlett, D. 36.10 The Last Asylum: A Memoir of Madness in Our Times. Taylor, Heti, S.: Light, A.: The Gardens of the British Working Class. Willes, B. 36.3 The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P. Waldman, A. 36.14 M. 36.24 Out of Time. Segal, L. 36.9 My Struggle: Book 2. A Man in Love. Knausgaard, K.O. Lorentzen, C.: Translator Bartlett, D. 36 The Emerald Light in the Air: Stories. Antrim, D. 36.22 Eagleton, T.: Blazing Star: The Life and Times of John Wilmot, Hill, R.: The Bloomsbury Group Memoir Club. Rosenbaum, Updike. Begley, A. 36.11 Earl of Rochester. Larman, A. 36.20 S.P. Editor Haule, J. 36.14 Lovell, S.: Moscow 1937. Schlögel, K. Translator Enrigue, A.: Hilliard, C.: Richard Hoggart: Virtue and Reward. Inglis, F. 36.8 Livingstone, R. 36.14 Midnight in Mexico: A Reporter’s Journey through a Country’s Hofmann, M.: Lowry, E.: All Our Names. Mengestu, D. 36.11 Descent into Darkness. Corchado, A. 36.9 The Living Option: Selected Poems. Solie, K. 36.7 Luttwak, E.: Britain against Napoleon: The Organisation of Narcoland: The Mexican Drug Lords and Their Godfathers. The Narrow Road to the Deep North. Flanagan, R. 36.24 Victory, 1793–1815. Knight, R. 36.24 Hernández, A. 36.9 A Strong Song Tows Us: The Life of Basil Bunting. Burton, R. 36.1 Lytal, B.: The Selected Letters of Willa Cather. Editors Jewell, ZeroZeroZero. Saviano, R. 36.9 The Zone of Interest. Amis, M. 36.20 A. and Stout, J. 36.4 Evans, R.J.: Holmes, S.: The Map and the Territory: Risk, Human Nature Burning the Reichstag: An Investigation into the Third Reich’s and the Future of Forecasting. Greenspan, A. 36.10 MacCulloch, D.: Enduring Mystery. Hett, B.C. 36.9 Hosking, G.: Red Fortress: The Secret Heart of Russia’s History. Byrd. McCarthy, K. 36.15 Germany: Memories of a Nation. British Museum 36.23 Merridale, C. 36.13 Forgery and Counter-Forgery: The Use of Literary Deceit in Germany: Memories of a Nation. MacGregor, N. 36.23 Howarth, P.: The Cambridge Edition of the Works of D.H. Lawrence: Early Christian Polemics. Ehrman, B. 36.3 The Poems. Lawrence, D.H. Editor Pollnitz, C. 36.10 Marlière, P.: Mitterrand: A Study in Ambiguity. Short, P. 36.8 Feigel, L.: The Temptation of Despair: Tales of the 1940s. Humphries, J.: Liberty’s Dawn: A People’s History of the Mars-Jones, A.: Sollors, W. 36.20 Industrial Revolution. Griffin, E. 36.6 Books. Hill, C. 36.9 Fitzpatrick, S.: Practising Stalinism: Bolsheviks, Boyars and the Can’t and Won’t. Davis, L. 36.8 Persistence of Tradition. Getty, J.A. 36.6 Indiana, G.: The Dog. O’Neill, J. 36.18 Ford, M.: Call Me Burroughs: A Life. Miles, B. 36.9 Every Day Is for the Thief. Cole, T. 36.13 The Gorgeous Nothings. Dickinson, E. 36.12 Limonov: A Novel. Carrère, E. Translator Lambert, J. 36.20 Lost for Words. St Aubyn, E. 36.9 The Marvel of Biographical Bookkeeping. Nenik, F. Translator I Refuse. Petterson, P. Translator Bartlett, D. 36.21 Derbyshire, K. 36.12 Jack, I.: Dangerous to Know: A Life. Pincher, C. 36.11 Roth Unbound: A Writer and His Books. Pierpont, C.R. 36.2

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Martin, J.: Saving the City: The Great Financial Crisis of 1914. Powers, T.: Tait, T.: Roberts, R. 36.10 Stephen Crane: A Life of Fire. Sorrentino, P. 36.14 The Bone Clocks. Mitchell, D. 36.23 Mazower, M.: The Trigger: Hunting the Assassin Who Brought Tennessee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh. Lahr, J. The Children Act. McEwan, I. 36.17 the World to War. Butcher, T. 36.20 36.22 Stung! On Jellyfish Blooms and the Future of the Ocean. Meaney, T.: Return from the Natives: How Margaret Mead Gershwin, L.-A. 36.5 Won the Second World War and Lost the Cold War. Mandler, Rée, J.: Tayler, C.: P. 36.5 Gotthold Ephraim Lessing: His Life, Works and Thought. Arctic Summer. Galgut, D. 36.15 Meek, J.: Nisbet, H.B. 36.3 The Black-Eyed Blonde. Black, B. 36.7 British Generals in Blair’s Wars. Editors Bailey, J., Iron, R. R.G. Collingwood: ‘An Autobiography’ and Other Writings, The Golden Fleece: Essays. Spark, M. Editor Jardine, P. and Strachan, H. 36.24 with Essays on Collingwood’s Life and Work. Editors 36.18 The Good War: Why We Couldn’t Win the War or the Peace in Boucher, D. and Smith, T. 36.12 Thrall, N.: My Promised Land: The Triumph and Tragedy of Afghanistan. Fairweather, J. 36.24 Reed, T.J.: Deaths in Venice: The Cases of Gustav von Israel. Shavit, A. 36.19 An Intimate War: An Oral History of the Helmand Conflict Aschenbach. Kitcher, K. 36.18 Tóibín, C.: 1978–2012. Martin, M. 36.24 Richardson, N.: Glow. Beauman, N. 36.14 Complete Writings Volume II: Collected Essays. Tàpies, A. Investment in Blood: The True Cost of Britain’s Afghan War. Riker, M.: Blinding: Volume I. Cărtărescu, M. Translator Translator Sobrer, J.M. 36.6 Ledwidge, F. 36.24 Cotter, S. 36.6 Lila. Robinson, M. 36.20 Miller, J.: Rosen, J.: The Double-Crested Cormorant: Plight of a Feathered A Personal Memoir: Fragments for an Autobiography. City Women: Money, Sex and the Social Order in Early Modern Pariah. Wires, L. 36.19 Tàpies, A. Translator Sobrer, J.M. 36.6 London. Hubbard, E. 36.16 Roth, M.: Dissident Gardens. Lethem, J. 36.4 Trotter, D.: Women, Work and Sociability in Early Modern London. Runciman, D.: Lifted: A Cultural History of the Elevator. Bernard, A. Reinke-Williams, T. 36.16 My Autobiography. Ferguson, A. 36.1 Translator Dollenmayer, D. 36.13 Mitchell, L.: The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History. Branson: Behind the Mask. Bower, T. 36.6 The Next War in the Air: Britain’s Fear of the Bomber, Kolbert, E. 36.9 Runciman, W.G.: Justice for Earthlings: Essays in Political 1908–41. Holman, B. 36.19 Mount, F.: Philosophy. Miller, D. 36.24 Turner, C.: The Intellectual Life of Edmund Burke from the Sublime and Rundell, K.: Building Seagram. Lambert, P. 36.3 Beautiful to American Independence. Bromwich, D. 36.16 King Solomon’s Mines. Haggard, H.R. 36.7 Mies van der Rohe: A Critical Biography. Schulze, F. and The Memoirs of Walter Bagehot. Prochaska, F. 36.3 She. Haggard, H.R. 36.7 Windhorst, E. 36.3 Moral Imagination: Essays. Bromwich, D. 36.16 Ruthven, M.: Baghdad: City of Peace, City of Blood. Turner, J.: Owning the Earth: The Transforming History of Land Marozzi, J. 36.20 A Curious Career. Barber, L. 36.11 Ownership. Linklater, A. 36.9 Outline. Cusk, R. 36.23 Mullan, J.: The Hidden Jane Austen. Wiltshire, J. 36.22 Salter, J.: The Unsubstantial Air: American Fliers in the First Müller, J.-W.: Ruling the Void: The Hollowing of Western World War. Hynes, S. 36.21 Vendler, H.: Democracy. Mair, P. 36.10 Saval, N.: You Disappear. Jungersen, C. Translator The Collected Works of Gerard Manley Hopkins Vols I–II: Hoekstra, M. 36.12 Correspondence. Editors Thorton, R.K.R. and Nagel, T.: The View from Here: On Affirmation, Attachment and Shapin, S.: Phillips, C. 36.7 the Limits of Regret. Wallace, R.J. 36.7 Command and Control. Schlosser, E. 36.2 Philip Larkin: Life, Art and Love. Booth, J. 36.21 Neill, M.: Shakespeare and Company. van Es, B. 36.3 Malthus: The Life and Legacies of an Untimely Prophet. Newman, B.: The Letter Collection of Peter Abelard and Heloise. Mayhew, R. 36.11 Wade, F.: In the Approaches. Barker, N. 36.13 Editor Luscombe, D. 36.2 Shatz, A.: Warner, M.: Anders Breivik and the Rise of Islamophobia. Bangstad, S. The Erotic Doll: A Modern Fetish. Smith, M. 36.15 O’Hagan, A.: 36.22 Je parle toutes les langues, mais en arabe. Kilito, A. 36.8 The Animals: Love Letters between Christopher Isherwood and Congo: The Epic History of a People. Van Reybrouck, D. Weber, C.: Queens and Mistresses of Renaissance France. Don Bachardy. Editor Bucknell, K. 36.3 36.20 Wellman, K. 36.2 Becoming a Londoner: A Diary. Plante, D. 36.3 A Norwegian Tragedy: Anders Behring Breivik and the Weinberger, E.: No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the NSA and the Massacre on Utøya. Borchgrevink, A. Translator Puze, In Search of the Christian Buddha: How an Asian Sage Became Surveillance State. Greenwald, G. 36.18 G. 36.22 a Medieval Saint. Lopez Jr, D.S. and McCracken, P. A Sentimental Novel. Robbe-Grillet, A. Translator Brooke, 36.17 Parks, T.: D.E. 36.15 From Stone to Flesh: A Short History of the Buddha. Lopez A Crime in Holland. Simenon, G. Translator Reynolds, S. 36.19 Sheng Yun: Decoded: A Novel. Mai Jia Translator Milburn, Jr, D.S. 36.17 A Man’s Head. Simenon, G. Translator Coward, D. 36.19 O. 36.17 Wheatley, D.: Midway: Letters from Ian Hamilton Finlay to The Return of the Native. Hardy, T. Editor Avery, S. 36.14 Shippey, T.: Stephen Bann, 1964–69. Editor Bann, S. 36.23 Pederson, S.: The Life of R.H. Tawney. Goldman, L. 36.16 The King in the North: The Life and Times of Oswald of Wilson, B.: Penman, I.: Northumbria. Adams, M. 36.21 Farmageddon: The True Cost of Cheap Meat. Lymbery, P. Bird: The Life and Music of Charlie Parker. Haddix, C. 36.2 The Northmen’s Fury. Parker, P. 36.7 with Oakeshott, I. 36.6 Celebrating Bird: The Triumph of Charlie Parker. Giddins, Pagan Britain. Hutton, R. 36.21 Planet Carnivore. Renton, A. 36.6 G. 36.2 Vikings: Life and Legend. Editors Williams, G., Pentz, P. Vivienne Westwood. Westwood, V. and Kelly, I. 36.22 Elvis Has Left the Building: The Day the King Died. Jones, and Wernhoff, M. 36.7 Wood, G.: D. 36.18 Smyth, A.: The Atheist’s Bible: The Most Dangerous Book That Henri Cartier-Bresson: Here and Now. Editor Chéroux, C. Elvis Presley: A Southern Life. Williamson, J. 36.18 Never Existed. Minois, G. Translator Weiss, L.A. 36.4 36.11 Kansas City Lightning: The Rise and Times of Charlie Parker. Soar, D.: The Snowden Files: The Inside Story of the World’s Henri Cartier-Bresson. Pompidou Centre 36.11 Crouch, S. 36.2 Most Wanted Man. Harding, L. 36.4 ‘Voir est un tout’: Entretiens et conversations 1951–98. Penn, T.: The Field of Cloth of Gold. Richardson, G. 36.14 Spawls, A.: Cartier-Bresson, H. 36.11 Perry, S.: The Female Detective: The Original Lady Detective. Forrester, Wood, M.: The Collected Poems of Dylan Thomas: The New Centenary A. 36.4 The Antinomies of Realism. Jameson, F. 36.1 Edition. Editor Goodby, J. 36.22 The Notting Hill Mystery: The First Detective Novel. Adams, Letters to Véra. Nabokov, V. Editors and translators Collected Stories. Thomas, D. 36.22 C.W. 36.4 Voronina, O. and Boyd, B. 36.20 A Dylan Thomas Treasury: Poems, Stories and Broadcasts. Revelations of a Lady Detective. Hayward, W.S. 36.4 Lettres à sa voisine. Proust, M. Editors Gaudry, E. and Thomas, D. 36.22 Spice, N.: Tadié, J.-Y. 36.9 Under Milk Wood: The Definitive Edition. Editors Davies, W. The Loft. Haushofer, M. Translator Prantera, A. 36.24 Worden, B.: and Maud, R. 36.22 Nowhere Ending Sky. Haushofer, M. Translator Prantera, Complete Works of John Milton Vol. VI: Vernacular Regicide Pinkham, S.: The Spectre of Alexander Wolf. Gazdanov, G. A. 36.24 and Republican Writings. Editors Keeble, N.H. and Translator Karetnyk, B. 36.5 The Wall. Haushofer, M. Translator Whiteside, S. 36.24 McDowell, N. 36.12 Porter, B.: Srinivasan, A.: Death and the Afterlife. Scheffler, S.H. 36.18 Sermons of John Donne Vol. III: Sermons Preached at the Court The Last Man: A British Genocide in Tasmania. Lawson, T. Stevenson, K.: Robert the Bruce: King of the Scots. Penman, of Charles I. Editor Colclough, D. 36.12 36.15 M. 36.17 Lawrence in Arabia: War, Deceit, Imperial Folly and the Yeazell, R.B.: The Complete Letters of Constance Fenimore Making of the Modern Middle East. Anderson, S. 36.7 Woolson. Editor Dean, S. 36.9

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Abelard and Heloise see Letters her husband Ben Nicholson shown in Cambridge. Bible see Early Christian literature Afghanistan see Pakistan-Afghanistan borderlands Birne, E. (Feature) 36.8 Bibliography: The Atheist’s Bible: The Most Dangerous Book Afghanistan – War: Matisse: The Cut-Outs. Review of Henri Matisse: The That Never Existed. History of a famous imaginary book, British Generals in Blair’s Wars. Collection of essays by Cut-Outs at Tate Modern. Clark, T.J. (Feature) 36.11, De tribus impostoribus. Minois, G. Translator Weiss, L.A. various retired generals. Editors Bailey, J., Iron, R. corres. 36.12 (Smyth, A.) 36.4 and Strachan, H. (Meek, J.) 36.24 At MoMA. Alibis, retrospective of Sigmar Polke’s work. Biology: The Good War: Why We Couldn’t Win the War or the Peace in Foster, H. (Feature) 36.12 The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History. Theory that Afghanistan. Fairweather, J. (Meek, J.) 36.24 At the National Gallery. we are in the middle of a sixth extinction, following An Intimate War: An Oral History of the Helmand Conflict Making Colour: characteristics and use of different from the fifth which wiped out the dinosaurs. 1978–2012. Based on interviews with 250 people, types of pigments by painters. Hope, C. (Feature) Kolbert, E. (Mitchell, L.) 36.9, corres. 36.12 almost all Helmandis. Martin, M. (Meek, J.) 36.24 36.14 see also Cormorant Investment in Blood: The True Cost of Britain’s Afghan War. Show of works by Veronese. Hope, C. (Feature) 36.9 Blatny, Ivan and Moore, Nicholas: The Marvel of The financial and personal cost of the Helmand At the NPG. Virginia Woolf: Art, Life and Vision at the Biographical Bookkeeping. The parallel lives of poets campaign. Ledwidge, F. (Meek, J.) 36.24 National Portrait Gallery. McNicol, J. (Feature) Blatny and Moore through an adaptation of double- Ageing: Out of Time. Politics and sociology of the author’s 36.17, corres. 36.18 entry bookkeeping. Nenik, F. Translator Derbyshire, K. ageing, and her generation’s and other people’s At Pallant House. Pauline Boty: Pop Artist and Woman, in (Ford, M.) 36.12 attitudes to it. Segal, L. (Diski, J.) 36.9, corres. 36.10, Chichester. Birne, E. (Feature) 36.3, corres. 36.4 Bloomsbury Group: The Bloomsbury Group Memoir Club. 36.12 Rembrandt: The Late Works at the National Gallery. Clark, The Memoir Club founded in 1920, which lasted until Algeria – History – 20th century: T.J. (Feature) 36.23 1964. Rosenbaum, S.P. Editor Haule, J. (Hill, R.) 36.14 Algerian Chronicles. Collection of pieces on the state of At the Royal Academy. Retrospective of Anselm Bombing see Britain – History – 1908–41 Algeria first written for Alger Républicain and Combat. Kiefer’s work. Stonard, J.-P. (Feature) 36.21, corres. Bookkeeping see Blatny, Ivan and Moore, Nicholas Camus, A. Editor Kaplan, A. Translator Goldhammer, 36.22 Boty, Pauline see Art – Exhibitions A. (Harding, J.) 36.23 In the Studio. Howard Hodgkin’s work in his London Bourgeois, Louise: On Louise Bourgeois. Discovery and see also Camus, Albert studio prior to his exhibition at the Gagosian in analysis of Bourgeois’s troubled relationship with her Amazon: The Scramble for the Amazon and the ‘Lost Paradise’ Paris. Stonard, J.-P. (Feature) 36.2 younger brother Pierre. Mitchell, J. (Feature) 36.21 of Euclides Da Cunha. The war waged on ‘untamed At Tate Britain. Branson, Richard: Branson: Behind the Mask. Bower, T. nature’ by ‘civilisation’, concentrating on the writings Late Turner. Barrell, J. (Feature) 36.24 (Runciman, D.) 36.6 of Da Cunha. Hecht, S. (Grandin, G.) 36.19 Ruin Lust: works depicting ruins. Hill, R. (Feature) Brecht, Bertolt: Bertolt Brecht: A Literary Life. Parker, S. American Revolution see United States – History – 18th 36.7, corres. 36.8 (Blackbourn, D.) 36.13 century At Tate Modern. Breivik, Anders Behring: Ancient Greece: Retrospective of Kazimir Malevich’s work. Wood, T. A Norwegian Tragedy: Anders Behring Breivik and the Class in Archaic Greece. History of the development of (Feature) 36.16, corres. 36.17 Massacre on Utøya. Borchgrevink, A. Translator Puze, class and its distinctions. Rose, P. (Kulikowski, M.) Richard Tuttle’s installation I Don’t Know: The Weave of G. (Shatz, A.) 36.22 36.6 Textile Languages. Wagner, A. (Feature) 36.21 see also Islamophobia Delphi: A History of the Centre of the Ancient World. Scott, Survey of Paul Klee’s painting. Clark, T.J. (Feature) Britain – Colonial history see Malaya – History M. (Green, P.) 36.13, corres. 36.15, 36.16 36.1 Britain – History see Oswald of Northumbria; Paganism The Gods of Olympus: A History. Graziosi, B. (Davidson, At the V&A. Constable: The Making of a Master. Hill, R. – History J.) 36.23 (Feature) 36.20, corres. 36.22 Britain – History – 18th–19th centuries: see also Pericles At the Whitechapel. First exhibition in London of Britain against Napoleon: The Organisation of Victory, Ancient history see Herodotus Hannah Höch’s work. Wagner, A. (Feature) 36.4 1793–1815. Knight, R. (Luttwak, E.) 36.24 Anderson, Wes see Films At the Whitney. Retrospective of Jeff Koons’s work in In These Times: Living in Britain through Napoleon’s Wars, Anthropology: New York. Foster, H. (Feature) 36.15 1793–1815. Uglow, J. (Kidd, C.) 36.22 LRB 35.22, corres. 36.1 Art – History, theory and criticism: Unusual Subjects: Pitt’s Reign of Alarm and the Lost Generation see also Mead, Margaret Picasso and Truth: From Cubism to Guernica. Can the spacial of the 1790s. Scholars and writers whose careers were Arafat, Yasser: Short Cuts. The exhumation of Arafat’s properties of Picasso’s paintings be equated with damaged or destroyed by Pitt’s ‘alarm’. Johnston, K. body, and his mausoleum and the Arafat Museum in categories of Nietzschean philosophy? Clark, T.J. (Barrell, J.) 36.2, corres. 36.4, 36.5 Ramallah. Weizman, E. (Feature) 36.1 (Bull, M.) 36.4, corres. 36.5, 36.6, 36.7, 36.8 see also Industrial Revolution Architecture: Veronese’s ‘Allegories of Love’. Analysis of the four Britain – History – 1908–41: The Next War in the Air: Building Seagram. Account of the design and canvasses in the National Gallery in London. Britain’s Fear of the Bomber, 1908–41. Study of the fear of construction of the Seagram building by Mies van (Feature) 36.7, corres. 36.9 being bombed in the period between the two World der Rohe. Lambert, P. (Turner, C.) 36.3, corres. al-Assad, Bashar see Syria Wars. Holman, B. (Trotter, D.) 36.19, corres. 36.21 36.4, 36.5 Assange, Julian: On Julian Assange. Putative ghost-writer Britain – Society: Guide to the Architecture of London. Jones, E. and of Assange’s autobiography recounts his attempts to Mammon’s Kingdom: An Essay on Britain, Now. Britain’s Woodward, C. (Hatherley, O.) 36.16 produce the book in the face of Assange’s behaviour, downward spiral from rights and duties to choice, see also Mackintosh, Charles Rennie; van der Rohe, and offers a candid profile of the man. O’Hagan, A. freedom and the individual. Marquand, D. (Harding, Mies (Feature) 36.5, corres. 36.6 J.) 36.15 Art – Exhibitions: Attlee, Clement: Clement Attlee: The Inevitable Prime Minister. see also Politics At Tate Britain (1). British Folk Art, including Jago, M. (Johnson, R.W.) 36.17, corres. 36.18, 36.20 Brooks, Rebekah see Phone hacking tradesment’s signs, banners, quilts, etc. Bell, J. Austen, Jane see Literature – History, theory and criticism Buddha: (Feature) 36.13 Austin, J.L.: LRB corres. 36.9 In Search of the Christian Buddha: How an Asian Sage Became At Tate Britain (2). Kenneth Clark: Looking for Civilisation, a Medieval Saint. Lopez Jr, D.S. and McCracken, P. including works Clark had bought himself. Hill, R. Bagehot, Walter: The Memoirs of Walter Bagehot. Portrait of (Weinberger, E.) 36.17, corres. 36.19 (Feature) 36.13 Bagehot put together using essays, letters and articles From Stone to Flesh: A Short History of the Buddha. Lopez Jr, At the Ashmolean. left by Bagehot, written in the first person. Prochaska, D.S. (Weinberger, E.) 36.17, corres. 36.19 Cézanne and the Modern: 18 works on paper and six F. (Mount, F.) 36.3 Bunting, Basil: A Strong Song Tows Us: The Life of Basil canvases from an American collection, and other Baghdad: Baghdad: City of Peace, City of Blood. History of Bunting. Biography of English poet who was recognised items by van Gogh, Degas and Sisley for historical the city. Marozzi, J. (Ruthven, M.) 36.20 late in life. Burton, R. (Hofmann, M.) 36.1, corres. focus. Bell, J. (Feature) 36.7 Balanchine, George: Balanchine and the Lost Muse: 36.2, 36.4 Joseph Beuys and Jörg Immendorff: Art Belongs to the People! Revolution and the Making of a Choreographer. Story of the Burke, Edmund: showing Immendorff ’s continued artistic dialogue young Balanchine and his classmate Lidia Ivanova who The Intellectual Life of Edmund Burke from the Sublime and with his former teacher, Joseph Beuys. Stonard, was killed in a boating accident. Kendall, E. (Jacobs, Beautiful to American Independence. First volume of J.-P. (Feature) 36.10 L.) 36.19 two-volume work looking at what Burke thought and In Cardiff. Large exhibition of works by landscape Balestrini, Nanni see Literature – History, theory and why. Bromwich, D. (Mount, F.) 36.16 artist Richard Wilson at the National Museum of criticism see also Essays Wales. Barrell, J. (Feature) 36.18 Ballet see Balanchine, George Burkina Faso – Politics and government: Short Cuts. Germany: Memories of a Nation.Reviewing the exhibition Barber, Lynne: A Curious Career. Autobiography of The former president Thomas Sankara, assassinated at the British Museum, including a comparison celebrity interviewer. Barber, L. (Turner, J.) 36.11 in 1987, and the current situation. Reza, A. (Feature) with the Anselm Kiefer retrospective at the Royal Beckett, Samuel see Drama – History and criticism 36.23 Academy. British Museum (Evans, R.J.) 36.23 Bees and beekeeping: LRB 35.20, corres. 36.2 Burroughs, William: Call Me Burroughs: A Life. Miles, B. At the Guggenheim. Reconstructing the Universe – about Bennett, Alan: A year in the life. Diary. Bennett, A. (Indiana, G.) 36.9 360 pieces by various futurist artists. Foster, H. (Feature) 36.1, corres. 36.2, 36.3 Bush, George: Dad & Jr. Review of 41: A Portrait of My (Feature) 36.6 Berlin, Isaiah see Dr Zhivago Father, a memoir of George W. Bush’s father, ghost- At Kettle’s Yard. Paintings by Winifred Roberts and Beuys, Joseph see Art – Exhibitions written by Chris Michel. Lorentzen, C. (Feature) 36.23

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Bush, Kate: On Kate Bush. Examining the reasons for McFadyean, M. (Feature) 36.18, corres. 36.19, the topography of the real economy more accurately. Bush’s popularity through an analysis of her music. 36.20, 36.21 Greenspan, A. (Holmes, S.) 36.10 Penman, I. (Feature) 36.8 LRB 35.21, corres. 35.24, 36.2 Egypt: Byrd, William: Byrd. Biography of 16th-century Cummings, E.E.: On Hunger Strike. Human rights violations and composer. McCarthy, K. (MacCulloch, D.) 36.15, E.E. Cummings: A Life. Cheever, S. (Kleinzahler, A.) protesters on hunger strike. Hamilton, O.R. corres. 36.16 36.19 (Feature) 36.19 see also Poetry – Collections Sisi the ‘saviour’ and the new regime. Diary. Ali, T. Camus, Albert: (Feature) 36.11 Camus brûlant. Camus from communist to liberal icon Data centres: At Cermak. Writer visits a data centre in Sisi’s Turn. How and why President Morsi was by the former curators of the Camus exhibition Chicago. MacKenzie, D. (Feature) 36.23 overthrown and how will Abdel Fattah al-Sisi govern in Aix-en-Provence. Stora, B. and Péretié, J.-B. Death and afterlife: if he is elected? Kandil, H. (Feature) 36.4, corres. (Harding, J.) 36.23 A look at death and the afterlife via photography and 36.6 see also Algeria – History – 20th century the gaze as an affirmation of someone’s immortality. Egyptomania: The Mummy’s Curse: The True History of a Dark Cancer diagnosis see Diski, Jenny Diary. Burnside, J. (Feature) 36.24 Fantasy. The Victorian passion for all things Egyptian. Cancer screening see Preventative medicine Death and the Afterlife. Thesis that what really matters to Luckhurst, R. (Jones, T.) 36.3 Carrère, Emmanuel see Limonov, Edward us after we are gone is what happens after we die, i.e. Elevator: Lifted: A Cultural History of the Elevator. Bernard, Cărtărescu, Mircea see Prose fiction the afterlife. Scheffler, S.H. (Srinivasan, A.) 36.18, A. Translator Dollenmayer, D. (Trotter, D.) 36.13, Cartier-Bresson, Henri: corres. 36.20 corres. 36.15 Henri Cartier-Bresson: Here and Now. Editor Chéroux, C. Death penalty: The Death Penalty: Vol. I. The dichotomy Empress Dowager Cixi: Empress Dowager Cixi: The Concubine (Wood, G.) 36.11 between the death penalty and life imprisonment. Who Launched Modern China. Jung Chang (Crossley, P.) Henri Cartier-Bresson. Exhibition of Cartier-Bresson’s Derrida, J. Translator Kamuf, P. (Butler, J.) 36.14, 36.8 work. Pompidou Centre (Wood, G.) 36.11 corres. 36.15 England – History – 16th century: The Field of Cloth of ‘Voir est un tout’: Entretiens et conversations 1951–98. Democratic Republic of Congo see Congo Gold. Detailed account of the summit meeting between Interviews and conversations. Cartier-Bresson, H. Demography see Malthus, Thomas Robert Henry VIII and Francis I of France. Richardson, G. (Wood, G.) 36.11 Detective novels: (Penn, T.) 36.14 Catacombs: Heavenly Bodies: Cult Treasures and Spectacular Adams, C.W., The Notting Hill Mystery: The First Detective England – History – 17–18th centuries see Sacheverell, Saints from the Catacombs. Story of the catacombs in Novel. (Spawls, A.) 36.4, corres. 36.6, 36.7 Henry Rome. Koudounaris, P. (Grafton, A.) 36.15 Forrester, A., The Female Detective: The Original Lady Essays: Cather, Willa see Letters Detective. Collection of stories. (Spawls, A.) 36.4, Complete Writings Volume II: Collected Essays. Tàpies, A. Chad: Writer revisits the country, comments on its corres. 36.6, 36.7 Translator Sobrer, J.M. (Tóibín, C.) 36.6 recent past and describes the current situation. Diary. Hayward, W.S., Revelations of a Lady Detective. (Spawls, The Golden Fleece: Essays. Essays, reviews and Smith, S. (Feature) 36.13 A.) 36.4, corres. 36.6, 36.7 reminiscences. Spark, M. Editor Jardine, P. (Tayler, China – History – 19th century see Empress Dowager Cixi see also Novels and Short Stories C.) 36.18 Chinese – Translation: Short Cuts. The part translation Diaries: Becoming a Londoner: A Diary. Diary of name- Moral Imagination: Essays. Exploring the minds of people into Mandarin of Joyce’s Finnegan’s Wake. Sheng Yun dropper and gossip, friend of Stephen Spender. Plante, admired by the author, such as Abraham Lincoln and (Feature) 36.7, corres. 36.9 D. (O’Hagan, A.) 36.3 Edmund Burke. Bromwich, D. (Mount, F.) 36.16 Christianity – History: LRB 35.24, corres. 36.2 Dinosaurs see Biology Je parle toutes les langues, mais en arabe. Collection of Cinema: Writer is asked to nominate 70 films to be Directors see Films essays on writing and translating, and on stories shown in various venues around London and muses on Diski, Jenny: and their migrations. Kilito, A. (Warner, M.) 36.8, the lost art of film-going. Diary. Sinclair, I. (Feature) A Diagnosis. Writer reacts to her diagnosis of an corres. 36.10, erratum 36.11 36.21 inoperable cancer and wonders about writing, see also Burke, Edmund; Tàpies, Antoni Citizenship: Short Cuts. ‘Citizenship by investment’ as especially a cancer diary. Diski, J. (Feature) 36.17 Ethiopia – Wall paintings: In Däräsge Maryam. Writer practised by Malta. Abrahamian, A.A. (Feature) 36.4 Schrödinger’s Tumour. Writer discusses her cancer examines wall paintings in a church in northern Clark, Kenneth see Art – Exhibitions and the treatment. Diski, J. (Feature) 36.21 Ethiopia. Harding, J. (Feature) 36.2 Clayton, Jack see Films The Screaming Gynaecologist. Continuing her European elections: Short Cuts. Why the election result Climate change: cancer treatment and thinking about death and the does not represent an outbreak of democracy. Müller, Don’t Even Think about It: Why Our Brains are Wired to Ignore difficulties of living in someone else’s home. Diski, J.-W. (Feature) 36.12 Climate Change. Marshall, G. (Kingsnorth, P.) 36.20, J. (Feature) 36.23 European Union see Ukraine corres. 36.21, 36.22, 36.23 What to call her? Writer recalls her time living with Eurozone: Short Cuts. The crisis and how the European This Changes Everything: Capitalism v. The Climate. Klein, Doris Lessing from the age of 15 and her struggle to Central Bank can help. Lanchester, J. (Feature) 36.17 N. (Kingsnorth, P.) 36.20, corres. 36.21, 36.22, find a way to address her. Diski, J. (Feature) 36.19, 36.23 corres. 36.20 Facebook see Social media Clothing: Short Cuts. Review of Women in Clothes by Disraeli, Benjamin: LRB 35.23, corres. 36.2 Fairness: Fair Play. Sermon given in King’s College Sheila Heti, Heidi Julavits and Leanne Shapton, and a Dolls see Fetishism Chapel on private education, ideology and profit and discussion of personal styles. Biggs, J. (Feature) 36.24 Donne, John see Sermons their contribution to fair play. Bennett, A. (Feature) Clune, Michael: White Out: The Secret Life of Heroin. Memoir Dr Zhivago: The ‘Zhivago’ Affair. Story of the publication 36.12, corres. 36.14, 36.15 of heroin addict. Clune, M. (Crichley, M.) 36.21 of Pasternak’s Dr Zhivago and Isaiah Berlin’s role. Farage, Nigel see Ukip Collingwood, R.G.: R.G. Collingwood: ‘An Autobiography’ Saunders, F.S. (Feature) 36.18, corres. 36.19, 36.22, Fashion: and Other Writings, with Essays on Collingwood’s Life and 36.23 Short Cuts. Writer visits the London menswear Work. Philosopher and archaeologist. Editors Boucher, Drama: At the Donmar. The all-female Henry IV directed fashion shows. O’Hagan, A. (Feature) 36.13 D. and Smith, T. (Rée, J.) 36.12, corres. 36.14 by Phyllida Lloyd. Rose, J. (Feature) 36.23 see also Clothing; Westwood, Vivienne Commonwealth Games: Short Cuts. Writer attends the Drama – Collections: Under Milk Wood: The Definitive Fashion – Exhibitions: At the V&A 2. Wedding Dresses: opening ceremony of the Games in Glasgow. O’Hagan, Edition. Editors Davies, W. and Maud, R. (Perry, S.) 1775–2014 – a history of the wedding dress. Hill, R. A. (Feature) 36.16 36.22, corres. 36.23 (Feature) 36.19 Computer technology see Data centres Drama – History and criticism: ‘Not I’. The problems Ferguson, Alex: My Autobiography. Ferguson, A. Congo: Congo: The Epic History of a People. Drawing on of staging Samuel Beckett’s play Not I without going (Runciman, D.) 36.1 interviews with musicians, child soldiers, political against the playwright’s wishes. Mars-Jones, A. Fermor, Patrick Leigh: About the writer’s house in activists, etc. Van Reybrouck, D. (Shatz, A.) 36.20, (Feature) 36.5, corres. 36.7 Greece. LRB corres. 36.17, 36.20 corres. 36.22 Drinking water see Water Festivals: Writer visits and experiences the Burning Man Constable, John see Art – Exhibitions Dyer, Geoff see Stroke festival in Nevada. Diary. Witt, E. (Feature) 36.14 Corbijn, Anton see Films Fetishism: The Erotic Doll: A Modern Fetish. I-doll-atry – is it Cormorant: The Double-Crested Cormorant: Plight of a Earl of Rochester see Wilmot, John a perversion? Smith, M. (Warner, M.) 36.15 Feathered Pariah. Why there is prejudice against the Early Christian literature: Forgery and Counter-Forgery: The Films: cormorant. Wires, L. (Rosen, J.) 36.19, corres. 36.20, Use of Literary Deceit in Early Christian Polemics. Argument LRB 35.23, corres. 36.1, 36.4, 36.6 36.21, 36.22, 36.23 that many of the ‘books’ of the Bible, especially the At the Movies. Coulson, Andy see Phone hacking Epistles, are forgeries that set out to deceive. Ehrman, A Most Wanted Man by Anton Corbijn, starring Philip Crane, Stephen: Stephen Crane: A Life of Fire. Biography B. (MacCulloch, D.) 36.3 Seymour Hoffman. Wood, M. (Feature) 36.18 of short-lived author of novel The Red Badge of Courage. Ebola outbreak: Writer visits Liberia, describes the The films of Jacques Tati as actor and director. Sorrentino, P. (Powers, T.) 36.14 conditions and explains what needs to be done to fight Wood, M. (Feature) 36.22 Cricket see India – Cricket the outbreak. Diary. Farmer, P. (Feature) 36.20 Gone Girl directed by David Fincher. Wood, M. Crimea – Tatars: Short Cuts. The Tatars’ support of Economics: Capital in the 21st Century. Theory that (Feature) 36.20 Nazi Germany during the Second World War and the capitalism increases inequality and the author’s John Turturro’s Fading Gigolo. Wood, M. (Feature) threat to their freedom following Putin’s annexation of solution to this problem. Piketty, T. Translator 36.12 Crimea. Motadel, D. (Feature) 36.8 Goldhammer, A. (Kunkel, B.) 36.13 Judex by Georges Franju. Wood, M. (Feature) 36.14 Criminal justice: Economy: The Map and the Territory: Risk, Human Nature and Ozu’s last filmAn Autumn Afternoon. Wood, M. A discussion of the doctrine of joint enterprise. Diary. the Future of Forecasting. Author’s attempt to describe (Feature) 36.10

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Steve McQueen’s 12 Years a Slave. Wood, M. (Feature) Google see San Francisco Iraq: 36.3 Greece – Political parties see Golden Dawn Battle for Baghdad. The Isis insurgency, the The Innocents directed by Jack Clayton and starring incompetence and paralysis of the Maliki Deborah Kerr. Wood, M. (Feature) 36.1 Hadron Collider see Science – Exhibitions government and corruption in the army. Cockburn, The Wolf of Wall Street by Martin Scorsese. Wood, M. Handke, Peter: P. (Feature) 36.14 (Feature) 36.5 Peter Handke im Gespräch, mit Hubert Patterer und Stefan Report from Northern Iraq. Mosul under Islamic State Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel. (Feature) 36.8 Winkler. Handke in conversation with Patterer and control and who might end up worst off in the Iraqi see also Cinema Winkler. Publisher Kleine Zeitung (de la Durantaye, civil war. Cockburn, P. (Feature) 36.24 Finance: Saving the City: The Great Financial Crisis of 1914. L.) 36.10 see also Baghdad; Islamic State; Syria; Yazidi religion Why the financial crisis of 1914 took place and how it see also Prose Isherwood, Christopher see Letters was quickly dealt with. Roberts, R. (Martin, J.) 36.10 Heart: A doctor describes the function of the heart, Islamic State: Financial trading: High-Frequency Trading. How it works: how it sounds under a stethoscope and how it can How should we think about the Caliphate? The its advantages and disadvantages and what can be done malfunction. Diary. Francis, G. (Feature) 36.5 founding of Islamic State (formerly Isis/Isil), its to get rid of errors. MacKenzie, D. (Feature) 36.17 Herbert, George: Music at Midnight: The Life and Poetry of aims, and a general view of jihadi administrations Fincher, David see Films George Herbert. Drury, J. (Gregory, T.) 36.24 and how successful or unsuccessful they are. Finlay, Ian Hamilton see Letters Herodotus: Bennett-Jones, O. (Feature) 36.14 Flaubert, Gustave see French literature – History, theory Herodotus: Vol. I, Herodotus and the Narrative of the Past. Isis consolidates. The rise and rise of Isis (Islamic and criticism Vol. II, Herodotus and the World. Editor Munson, R.V. State) and Syria and Iraq’s role in its success. Flight – History: The Unsubstantial Air: American Fliers in (Green, P.) 36.7 Cockburn, P. (Feature) 36.16 the First World War. Chronicle of American pilots in the The Histories. Herodotus Translator Holland, T. (Green, see also Iraq; Syria First World War. Hynes, S. (Salter, J.) 36.21 P.) 36.7 Islamic union: The Inevitable Caliphate?: History of the Flodden see Scotland – History The Invention of Greek Ethnography: From Homer to Struggle for Global Islamic Union, 1924 to the Present. An Flood: Short Cuts. Different versions of the Flood, Herodotus. Skinner, J. (Green, P.) 36.7 Islamic state as an ideal fusion of politics and religion; especially in The Epic of Gilgamesh. Warner, M. (Feature) Textual Rivals: Self-Presentation in Herodotus’ ‘Histories’. and reviewer’s comments on the West’s diminishing 36.5, corres. 36.8, 36.9 Branscome, D. (Green, P.) 36.7 political and commercial power in the Middle East. Football: On Not Watching the World Cup. The Heroin see Clune, Michael Pankhurst, R. (Bennett-Jones, O.) 36.23 scandalous decision to award the 2022 World Cup to Herrick, Robert see Poetry – Collections Islamophobia: Qatar, the corruption of Fifa, rotten refereeing and Higher education: Anders Breivik and the Rise of Islamophobia. Bangstad, S. some hope Fifa might reform. Lanchester, J. (Feature) Writer explains why she resigned from Essex (Shatz, A.) 36.22 36.12, corres. 36.13 University. Diary. Warner, M. (Feature) 36.17, see also Breivik, Anders Behring Forster, E.M. see Novels and Short Stories corres. 36.18, 36.20, 36.21 Israel – History: My Promised Land: The Triumph and France: The importance and status of provincial see also Warburg Institute Tragedy of Israel. Part memoir, part popular history, part towns – especially Nantes – as compared to Paris, Hill, Geoffreysee Poetry – Collections polemic. Shavit, A. (Thrall, N.) 36.19 and a comparison with England. Diary. Anderson, P. Hirschman, Albert O.: Italy – Politics and government: The Italian Disaster. (Feature) 36.2, corres. 36.3, 36.4, 36.5 Worldly Philosopher: The Odyssey of Albert O. Hirschman. Corruption within the government and political France – History – 16th century see England – History – Biography of economist and political writer. machinations. Anderson, P. (Feature) 36.10, corres. 16th century Adelman, J. (Hawthorn, G.) 36.17 36.11, 36.12, 36.13 France – History – Renaissance: Queens and Mistresses of see also Prose Ivanova, Lidia see Balanchine, George Renaissance France. History of extraordinarily influentual Höch, Hannah see Art – Exhibitions women. Wellman, K. (Weber, C.) 36.2, corres. 36.3 Hodgkin, Howard see Art – Exhibitions James, Henry see Vidal, Gore France – Media: On Mediapart. Mediapart, a website Hoffman, Philip Seymour see Films Japan – Exorcism: Ghosts of the Tsunami. Writer launched to expose corruption in France’s institutions Hoggart, Richard: Richard Hoggart: Virtue and Reward. describes a priest’s exorcisms of the spirits of people and political parties. Ali, T. (Feature) 36.20 Biography of a champion of cultural studies. Inglis, F. who drowned in the 2011 tsunami. Parry, R.L. France – Medieval history see Letters (Hilliard, C.) 36.8, corres. 36.9 (Feature) 36.3, corres. 36.4 Franju, Georges see Films Hollande, François see Trierweiler, Valérie Jellyfish: Stung! On Jellyfish Blooms and the Future of the Ocean. Free speech: LRB 35.23, corres. 36.1 Hollywood: LRB 35.24, corres. 36.5, 36.6 Jellyfish and their contribution to the destruction of French literature – History, theory and criticism: Home: On Not Going Home. On leaving home, the oceans and seas. Gershwin, L.-A. (Tait, T.) 36.5, Flaubert’s ‘Gueuloir’: On ‘Madame Bovary’ and ‘Salammbô’. homesickness, (secular) homelessness and corres. 36.8 Alliteration and phonemic effects – intention and ‘afterwardness’. Wood, J. (Feature) 36.4, corres. 36.5, Jenkins, Roy: Roy Jenkins: A Well-Rounded Life. Campbell, J. automatism. Fried, M. (Grimstad, P.) 36.2 36.6 (Collini, S.) 36.11, corres. 36.15 Freud, Lucian: LRB 35.23, corres. 36.2 Homosexuality see Mars-Jones, Adam Joyce, James see Literature – History, theory and criticism Fümann, Franz: The Jew Car. Autobiography in 14 Hopkins, Gerard Manley see Letters Jurisdiction: On Closed Material. The problems posed episodes, from childhood in prewar Sudeten to Housing: Where shall we live? The housing crisis: by the use of secret evidence in court. Phillips, N. settling in the GDR in 1949. Fühmann, F. Translator the ‘bedroom tax’, housing associations and the (Feature) 36.8 Cole, I.F. (Ascherson, N.) 36.1 possibility that slums might return. Meek, J. (Feature) Futurism see Art – Exhibitions 36.1, corres. 36.2, 36.3 Kafka, Franz: Human rights: Short Cuts. The Human Rights Act: Kafka: The Decisive Years. Stach, R. Translator Frisch, S. Gambling and gambling industry: On Gambling. Chris Grayling’s intention to replace it with a British (Galchen, R.) 36.23 Regulation, legalisation, government reports and what Bill of Rights; a QC explains what is wrong with this. Kafka: The Years of Insight. Stach, R. Translator Frisch, S. still needs to be done. Runciman, D. (Feature) 36.16, FitzGibbon, F. (Feature) 36.20 (Galchen, R.) 36.23 corres. 36.17, 36.18 Hungary – Politics and government: Rewriting Kerr, Deborah see Films Gardens and gardening: The Gardens of the British Working Hungary’s Past. Hungary’s undemocratic and illiberal Kiefer, Anselm see Art – Exhibitions Class. History and compendium of materials on forms of rule, politics of exclusion and a reawakening Kilito, Abdelfattah see Essays popular gardening. Willes, M. (Light, A.) 36.24 nationalism. Berend, N. and Clark, C. (Feature) 36.22, Kirby, Mike: Writer recounts his time in the US Navy German Democratic Republic see Fümann, Franz; Leo, corres. 36.24 when he worked as an engineer on bombs and missile Maxim Hurricane Katrina: Five Days at Memorial: Life and Death warheads. Diary. Kirby, M. (Feature) 36.15 German literature – History, theory and criticism: Deaths in a Storm-Ravaged Hospital. Account of events at one Klee, Paul see Art – Exhibitions in Venice: The Cases of Gustav von Aschenbach. Analysis hospital in New Orleans during the storm. Fink, S. Knausgaard, Karl Ove: of Thomas Mann’s novella Death in Venice. Kitcher, K. (Friedell, D.) 36.13 My Struggle: Book 2. A Man in Love. Autobiography; (Reed, T.J.) 36.18 and reviewer’s comments on fictionalising Germany – History: Identity see Meek, James autobiography. Knausgaard, K.O. Translator Bartlett, Germany: Memories of a Nation. Book accompanying the Immendorff, Jörgsee Art – Exhibitions D. (Heti, S.) 36.1 British Museum exhibition and BBC Radio 4 series. Immigration see Ukraine My Struggle: Vol. 3. Boyhood Island. Chronicle of the MacGregor, N. (Evans, R.J.) 36.23 India – Cricket: Short Cuts. Spot fixing, match fixing, author turning away from the genre of the novel. see also Art – Exhibitions corruption and how things stand for the present. Knausgaard, K.O. Translator Bartlett, D. (Lerner, B.) Germany – History – 20th century: Ali, T. (Feature) 36.9 36.10, corres. 36.12 Burning the Reichstag: An Investigation into the Third Reich’s Industrial Revolution: Liberty’s Dawn: A People’s History Koons, Jeff see Art – Exhibitions Enduring Mystery. Argument that the burning of the of the Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution Reichstag was a Nazi conspiracy. Hett, B.C. (Evans, seen through workers’ memoirs and autobiographies. Labour Party: Labour Vanishes. What can/should the R.J.) 36.9, corres. 36.11, 36.12 Griffin, E. (Humphries, J.) 36.6 Labour Party do to win the next general election? The Temptation of Despair: Tales of the 1940s. Part history, Institute of English Studies: Plea to stop its proposed McKibbin, R. (Feature) 36.22, corres. 36.23 part childhood memoir of years of Allied occupation. closure by signing petition. corres. 36.11 Land ownership: Owning the Earth: The Transforming History Sollors, W. (Feigel, L.) 36.20 Iran – Nuclear power: Swoo. Writer explains the of Land Ownership. Linklater, A. (Mount, F.) 36.9, Golden Dawn: Journalist for newspaper Kathimerini separative work unit (SWU) and why Iran could in corres. 36.12 manages to infiltrate the Greek ultra right-wing party theory produce a few bombs per year. Bernstein, J. Landscape see Moors Golden Dawn. Diary. Clapp, A. (Feature) 36.23 (Feature) 36.15, corres. 36.18

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Larkin, Philip: Philip Larkin: Life, Art and Love. New London Review of Books: Middle East – History see Lawrence of Arabia biography of the poet. Booth, J. (Vendler, H.) 36.21, Back cover of 5 June issue showing advertisement for Miller, Karl: corres. 36.22, 36.23 Tate Britain’s show British Folk Art. LRB corres. 36.13 Editor of the London Review of Books writes about the Lawrence of Arabia: Lawrence in Arabia: War, Deceit, Imperial Subscription fee. LRB corres. 36.17 founder of the LRB. Diary. Wilmers, M.-K. (Feature) Folly and the Making of the Modern Middle East. Lawrence’s see also Miller, Karl 36.19, corres. 36.20, 36.21 campaigns and their broader context. Anderson, S. Lorentzen, Christian: Karl Miller Remembered. Memories of Karl Miller (Porter, B.) 36.7 Short Cuts. Writer looks into his family’s history and at Cambridge, at the LRB and at home. Ascherson, Lawrence, D.H. see Poetry – Collections examines his grandfather’s memoir. Lorentzen, C. N., Lanchester, J. and O’Hagan, A. (Feature) 36.20, Legal aid: On Legal Aid: Necessity or Ideology? Writer (Feature) 36.2 corres. 36.21 explains what is wrong with the government’s reforms see also Writing Milton, John see Prose of legal aid. Wilmot-Smith, F. (Feature) 36.21, corres. Mitterrand, François: Mitterrand: A Study in Ambiguity. 36.22, 36.23, 36.24 Mackintosh, Charles Rennie: Toshie Trashed. The Short, P. (Marlière, P.) 36.8 Legislation: LRB 35.24, corres. 36.2 Scottish architect and designer whose School of Moore, Nicholas see Blatny, Ivan Leo, Maxim: Red Love: The Story of an East German Family. Art has recently suffered a devastating fire, and the Moors: The Moor: Lives, Landscape, Literature. Moors and Five lives connected by blood but divided by politics. reasons for the lack of appreciation of this artist. their stories. Atkins, W. (Craig, D.) 36.15 Leo, M. Translator Whiteside, S. (Ascherson, N.) 36.1 Stamp, G. (Feature) 36.12 Moscow see Russia – History Lessing, Doris see Diski, Jenny Magazines and periodicals – History: Motherhood: Mothers. Analysis of motherhood through Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim: Gotthold Ephraim Lessing: The Oxford Critical and Cultural History of Modernist various books on the subject. Rose, J. (Feature) 36.12, His Life, Works and Thought. 18th-century playwright, Magazines corres. 36.13, 36.14, 36.15 journalist, philosopher and essayist. Nisbet, H.B. Volume I: Britain and Ireland 1880–1955. Editors Music – 16th century see Byrd, William (Rée, J.) 36.3 Brooker, P. and Thacker, A. (Kindley, E.) 36.2, Letters: corres. 36.3 Nabokov, Vladimir see Letters The Animals: Love Letters between Christopher Isherwood and Volume II: North America 1894–1960. Editors Brooker, P. Napoleonic era see Britain – History – 18th–19th Don Bachardy. Editor Bucknell, K. (O’Hagan, A.) 36.3 and Thacker, A. (Kindley, E.) 36.2, corres. 36.3 centuries The Collected Works of Gerard Manley Hopkins Vols I–II: Volume III: Europe 1880–1940. Editors Brooker, P., Bru, Narcissism: Short Cuts. Cricketer Kevin Pietersen’s Correspondence. Editors Thorton, R.K.R. and Phillips, S., Thacker, A. and Weikop, C. (Kindley, E.) 36.2, narcissism compared with that of Australian former C. (Vendler, H.) 36.7, corres. 36.10 corres. 36.3 Prime Minister Kevin Rudd. Runciman, D. (Feature) The Complete Letters of Constance Fenimore Woolson. Editor Malaya – History: Massacre in Malaya: Exposing Britain’s 36.21 Dean, S. (Yeazell, R.B.) 36.9 My Lai. History of the British presence in the Malay New Orleans see Hurricane Katrina Journal to Stella: Letters to Esther Johnson and Rebecca peninsula. Hale, C. (Ascherson, N.) 36.4, corres. 36.5 New York – Chelsea Hotel: Short Cuts. The Chelsea Dingley, 1710–13. Swift, J. Editor Williams, A. Malevich, Kazimir see Art – Exhibitions Hotel frequented by many a celebrity, from Henry (Keymer, T.) 36.8 Malta see Citizenship James to Bob Dylan. Harding, J. (Feature) 36.3, corres. The Letter Collection of Peter Abelard and Heloise. Editor Malthus, Thomas Robert: Malthus: The Life and Legacies 36.5, 36.6 Luscombe, D. (Newman, B.) 36.2 of an Untimely Prophet. Biography of author of Essay on Nicholson, Ben see Art – Exhibitions Letters to Véra. Nabokov’s letters to his wife. Nabokov, the Principle of Population outlining his demographic Norway see Breivik, Anders Behring V. Editors and translators Voronina, O. and Boyd, B. theories. Mayhew, R. (Shapin, S.) 36.11 Novels and Short Stories: (Wood, M.) 36.20, corres. 36.21, 36.23 Malthusianism see Malthus, Thomas Robert Amis, M., The Zone of Interest. (Hofmann, M.) 36.20 Lettres à sa voisine. Newly discovered letters between Mandarin see Chinese – Translation Antrim, D., The Emerald Light in the Air: Stories. Proust and his neighbour. Proust, M. Editors Gaudry, Mandela, Nelson: (Lorentzen, C.) 36.22 E. and Tadié, J.-Y. (Wood, M.) 36.9, corres. 36.10 LRB corres. 36.1 Barker, N., In the Approaches. (Wade, F.) 36.13 Midway: Letters from Ian Hamilton Finlay to Stephen Bann, Mandela: Death of a Politician. On the need to look Beauman, N., Glow. (Richardson, N.) 36.14, corres. 36.16 1964–69. Letters from writer, poet and artist (d. at Mandela as a politician. Smith, S. (Feature) 36.1, Black, B., The Black-Eyed Blonde. (Tayler, C.) 36.7 2006) to his friend. Editor Bann, S. (Wheatley, D.) corres. 36.2, 36.3 Cusk, R., Outline. (Turner, J.) 36.23 36.23 see also South Africa – Nuclear programme Daoud, K., Meursault, contre-enquête. ‘Sequel’ to The Selected Letters of Willa Cather. Editors Jewell, A. and Marine biology see Jellyfish Camus’s L’Etranger in which the protagonist avenges Stout, J. (Lytal, B.) 36.4 Mars-Jones, Adam: his brother’s murder committed by Meursault in see also Swift, Jonathan Writer muses on his father’s relationship with drink Camus’s novel. (Harding, J.) 36.23 Levertov, Denise: and describes how he extracted an apology from Davis, L., Can’t and Won’t. Collection of stories. (Mars- Denise Levertov: A Poet’s Life. Greene, D. (Baird, R.) 36.18 him. Diary. Mars-Jones, A. (Feature) 36.22 Jones, A.) 36.8 A Poet’s Revolution: The Life of Denise Levertov. Hollenberg, Writer recalls the time when he ‘came out’ to his Ferris, J., To Rise Again at a Decent Hour. (Jones, T.) 36.16 D.K. (Baird, R.) 36.18 father. Diary. Mars-Jones, A. (Feature) 36.6, Filer, N., The Shock of the Fall. (Jones, T.) 36.4 see also Poetry – Collections corres. 36.7 Flanagan, R., The Narrow Road to the Deep North. Liberia see Ebola outbreak Matisse, Henri see Art – Exhibitions (Hofmann, M.) 36.24 Liftsee Elevator Mead, Margaret: Return from the Natives: How Margaret Galgut, D., Arctic Summer. Bio-fictional portrait of E.M. Limonov, Edward: Limonov: A Novel. ‘Pseudo-biography’ Mead Won the Second World War and Lost the Cold War. Forster. (Tayler, C.) 36.15 of Ukrainian emigré poet and novelist, including auto- Mead’s work with the US government during the Gazdanov, G., Translator Karetnyk, B. The Spectre of biography of Carrère. Carrère, E. Translator Lambert, J. Second World War and the Cold War. Mandler, P. Alexander Wolf. (Pinkham, S.) 36.5 (Indiana, G.) 36.20 (Meaney, T.) 36.5, corres. 36.7, 36.8 Haggard, H.R. Literary history see Bloomsbury Group Meat industry: King Solomon’s Mines. (Rundell, K.) 36.7 Literature – History, theory and criticism: Farmageddon: The True Cost of Cheap Meat. The damage She. (Rundell, K.) 36.7 The Antinomies of Realism. Realism in the novel. done by the mass production of meat. Lymbery, P. Hardy, T., Editor Avery, S. The Return of the Native. New Jameson, F. (Wood, M.) 36.1 with Oakeshott, I. (Wilson, B.) 36.6, corres. 36.8 edition. (Parks, T.) 36.14 The Hidden Jane Austen. Study of Austen’s six complete Planet Carnivore. Eating less meat and how to reach Haushofer, M. novels, looking at how she conjures up the sustainability. Renton, A. (Wilson, B.) 36.6, corres. Translator Prantera, A. characters’ hidden feelings. Wiltshire, J. (Mullan, 36.8 The Loft. (Spice, N.) 36.24 J.) 36.22 Medicine see Pain Nowhere Ending Sky. (Spice, N.) 36.24 On Realism and the Real. The balance between fiction Medieval Europe – History: LRB 35.23, corres. 36.1, 36.2 Translator Whiteside, S. The Wall. (Spice, N.) 36.24 and reality. McCarthy, T. (Feature) 36.24 Meek, James: The Leopard: On Belonging. Identity, Hill, C., Books. (Mars-Jones, A.) 36.9 Roth Unbound: A Writer and His Books. Philip Roth’s inheritance, roots, Scotland and England. Meek, J. Howard, E.J., All Change. (Hadley, T.) 36.3 writings. Pierpont, C.R. (Mars-Jones, A.) 36.2, (Feature) 36.12 Jungersen, C., Translator Hoekstra, M. You Disappear. corres. 36.3, 36.5 Menswear see Fashion (Saval, N.) 36.12 Short Cuts. On a new edition of Nanni Balestrini’s Mental illness see Taylor, Barbara Lethem, J., Dissident Gardens. (Roth, M.) 36.4 combinatorial novel Tristano. Jones, T. (Feature) Mer-Khamis, Juliano: LRB 35.22, corres. 36.2 London, J. 36.11, corres. 36.16 Mexico – Drug wars: The Sea-Wolf. (Camp, J.) 36.18, corres. 36.20 ‘Ulysses’ and Its Wake. Joyce’s Ulysses and what came Midnight in Mexico: A Reporter’s Journey through a Country’s see also London, Jack afterwards inFinnegan’s Wake. McCarthy, T. (Feature) Descent into Darkness. Corchado, A. (Enrigue, A.) 36.9, McEwan, I., The Children Act. (Tait, T.) 36.17 36.12 corres. 36.10 Mai Jia, Translator Milburn, O. Decoded: A Novel. Author’s Litigation: Not in the Public Interest. The purpose of Narcoland: The Mexican Drug Lords and Their Godfathers. first novel published in China in 2002, and reviewer’s judicial review. Sedley, S. (Feature) 36.5 Hernández, A. (Enrigue, A.) 36.9, corres. 36.10 opinion of the state of fiction publishing in China. Lloyd, Phyllida see Drama ZeroZeroZero. Saviano, R. (Enrigue, A.) 36.9, corres. (Sheng Yun) 36.17 London see Architecture 36.10 Matthiessen, P., In Paradise. (Beha, C.) 36.15 London, Jack: Middle East: Mengestu, D., All Our Names. (Lowry, E.) 36.11 Jack London: An American Life. Labor, E. (Camp, J.) 36.18, Hazards of Revolution. Why revolutions and Mitchell, D., The Bone Clocks. (Tait, T.) 36.23, corres. 36.20 insurgencies have failed, and the success of the corres. 36.24 see also Novels and Short Stories Kurds. Cockburn, P. (Feature) 36.1 O’Neill, J., The Dog. (Mars-Jones, A.) 36.18 see also Islamic State Oyeyemi, H., Boy, Snow, Bird. (Haas, L.) 36.16

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Petterson, P., Translator Bartlett, D. I Refuse. (Mars- Pasternak, Boris see Dr Zhivago Elvis Presley: A Southern Life. Williamson, J. (Penman, I.) Jones, A.) 36.21 Peach, Blair: The Killing of Blair Peach. Writer details 36.18, corres. 36.19, 36.21 Phillips, J.A., Quiet Dell. Based on a real-life murder the events leading to Peach’s killing and reveals Preventative medicine: Breast Cancer Screening. Taking story. (Gunn, K.) 36.15 salient truths concerning the inquest into his death, stock of the debate between advocates and opponents Robbe-Grillet, A., Translator Brooke, D.E. A Sentimental which amount to a cover-up of what really happened. over the dangers of statistics, and arguments as to Novel. (Shatz, A.) 36.15, corres. 36.16, 36.17, 36.18 Renton, D. (Feature) 36.10 whether screening actually saves lives. Taylor, P. Robinson, M., Lila. (Tóibín, C.) 36.20 Pericles: Pericles of Athens. Azoulay, V. Translator Lloyd, J. (Feature) 36.11 St Aubyn, E., Lost for Words. (Mars-Jones, A.) 36.9 (Green, P.) 36.21 Princip, Gavrilo: The Trigger: Hunting the Assassin Who Simenon, G. Philology: Philology: The Forgotten Origins of the Modern Brought the World to War. Biography of assassin who Translator Coward, D. A Man’s Head. (Parks, T.) 36.19, Humanities. In defence of philology as the origin triggered the First World War. Butcher, T. (Mazower, corres. 36.20 of ‘humanities’ such as anthropology, linguistics, M.) 36.20, corres. 36.21 Translator Reynolds, S. A Crime in Holland. (Parks, T.) literature, etc. Turner, J. (Burrow, C.) 36.21 Prose: 36.19, corres. 36.20 Philosophy: Complete Works of John Milton Vol. VI: Vernacular Regicide Thomas, D., Collected Stories. (Perry, S.) 36.22, corres. The View from Here: On Affirmation, Attachment and the and Republican Writings. Editors Keeble, N.H. and 36.23 Limits of Regret. Interaction and competition between McDowell, N. (Worden, B.) 36.12, corres. 36.14 Waldman, A., The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P. (Heti, S.) affirmation and regret. Wallace, R.J. (Nagel, T.) 36.7, The Essential Hirschman. Collection of miscellaneous 36.14 corres. 36.9 writings. Editor Adelman, J. (Hawthorn, G.) 36.17 Willeford, C., Miami Blues. Crime fiction. (Frears, W.) see also Death and afterlife; Death penalty; Literature – Every Day Is for the Thief. Book teetering between fiction 36.6, corres. 36.7 History, theory and criticism; Political philosophy and non-fiction. Cole, T. (Mars-Jones, A.) 36.13 see also Detective novels Phone hacking: The Ballad of Andy and Rebekah. The Versuch über den Pilznarren: Eine Geshichte für sich. Nuclear disarmament: Book Action for Nuclear phone hacking trial. Hickman, M. (Feature) 36.14 Fiction written in essay form about the passion for Disarmament (Band) archive material. LRB corres. 36.20 Photography: On Selfies. Selfies, Instagram and the mushrooms leading to madness. Handke, P. (de la Nuclear weapons: Command and Control. Nuclear strategy power of the photograph. Stallabrass, J. (Feature) Durantaye, L.) 36.10, corres. 36.12 and nuclear accidents over the last 60 years and the 36.11, corres. 36.12 see also Handke, Peter; Hirschman, Albert O.; Poetry – risks involved. Schlosser, E. (Shapin, S.) 36.2, Physics: Time Reborn: From the Crisis in Physics to the Future of Collections corres. 36.5 the Universe. Cricitism of metaphysical obscurities in the Prose fiction: latest multiverse theories. Smolin, L. (Kaiser, D.) 36.3 Blinding: Volume I. First volume of trilogy: part novel, Obama, Barack: On Obama’s Presidency. Obama seen as Picasso, Pablo see Art – History, theory and criticism part ‘performance of the imagination’, part memoir. spectator looking on rather than showing himself to Pietersen, Kevin see Narcissism Cărtărescu, M. Translator Cotter, S. (Riker, M.) 36.6 be involved and engaged, giving opportunities to his Pincher, Chapman: Dangerous to Know: A Life. Memoir of Parodies, Hoaxes, Mock Treatises: ‘Polite Conversation’, opponents. Bromwich, D. (Feature) 36.13 investigative journalist. Pincher, C. (Jack, I.) 36.11 ‘Directions to Servants’ and Other Works. Spoof Odessa: Writer talks to both Ukrainian and Russian Pitt, William (the Younger) see Britain – History – prophecies and other fabrications. Swift, J.Editor Odessans about the ongoing strife between Russia and 18th–19th centuries Rumbold, V. (Keymer, T.) 36.8 Ukraine, Banderovtsy Right Sector fascism and Putin. Poetry – Collections: see also Swift, Jonathan Diary. Gessen, K. (Feature) 36.8 The Collected Poems of Dylan Thomas: The New Centenary Protests and demonstrations – Exhibitions: At the Oswald of Northumbria: The King in the North: The Life and Edition. Editor Goodby, J. (Perry, S.) 36.22, corres. V&A 1. Disobedient Objects, an exhibition of tools and Times of Oswald of Northumbria. Adams, M. (Shippey, 36.23 totems of the last hundred years of political protest. T.) 36.21 E.E. Cummings: The Complete Poems, 1904–62. Editor Richardson, N. (Feature) 36.19, corres. 36.20, 36.21 Ozu see Films Firmage, G.J. (Kleinzahler, A.) 36.19 Proust, Marcel see Letters Hill, G., Broken Hierarchies: Poems 1952–2012. (Burrow, Paganism – History: Pagan Britain. Hutton, R. (Shippey, C.) 36.4, corres. 36.5 Railways: What’s the point of HS2? The arguments for T.) 36.21 Lawrence, D.H., Editor Pollnitz, C. The Cambridge Edition and against the new railway line. Wolmar, C. (Feature) Pain: The Story of Pain: From Prayer to Painkillers. History of the Works of D.H. Lawrence: The Poems. (Howarth, 36.8, corres. 36.9, 36.10 of pain and how it has been/is tackled. Bourke, J. P.) 36.10 Rembrandt see Art – Exhibitions (Francis, G.) 36.16 Levertov, D. Robert the Bruce: Robert the Bruce: King of the Scots. Pakistan-Afghanistan borderlands: Collected Poems. (Baird, R.) 36.18 Penman, M. (Stevenson, K.) 36.17 The Pashtun Question: The Unresolved Key to the Future of see also Levertov, Denise Roberts, Winifred see Art – Exhibitions Pakistan and Afghanistan. The conflict between the Solie, K., The Living Option: Selected Poems. (Hofmann, Rome see Catacombs two countries and how to resolve it. Siddique, A. M.) 36.7 Roth, Philip see Literature – History, theory and criticism (Bennett-Jones, O.) 36.18 The Complete Poetry of Robert Herrick. Editors Cain, T. and Rudd, Kevin see Narcissism The Taliban Revival: Violence and Extremism on the Pakistan- Connolly, R. (Burrow, C.) 36.15, corres. 36.16 Russia: Russian propaganda about Ukraine as seen in Afghanistan Frontier. The two Talibans in Pakistan and Thomas, D., A Dylan Thomas Treasury: Poems, Stories and social media, and a conspiracy-driven view of goings- Afghanistan. Abbas, H. (Bennett-Jones, O.) 36.18 Broadcasts. (Perry, S.) 36.22, corres. 36.23 on in the world. Diary. Pomerantsev, P. (Feature) 36.12 Palestine see Arafat, Yasser see also Cummings, E.E.; Herbert, George Russia – History: Palestinian-Israeli conflict: Poetry – History, theory and criticism: Moscow 1937. The year 1937 during the Great Terror. Advice to the Palestinian Leadership. Palestinian The Gorgeous Nothings. Emily Dickinson’s ‘envelope- Schlögel, K. Translator Livingstone, R. (Lovell, S.) lawyer suggests an enforcement of international law writings’, poems (or drafts) composed on envelopes. 36.14 as a way to gain peace. Shehadeh, R. (Feature) 36.13, Dickinson, E. (Ford, M.) 36.12 Red Fortress: The Secret Heart of Russia’s History. History corres. 36.19 see also Blatny, Ivan and Moore, Nicholas of the Kremlin combined with a concise history of Hamas’s Chances. The causes of the latest war in Gaza Political ecology see Amazon Russia. Merridale, C. (Hosking, G.) 36.13 and the price Hamas has had to pay to achieve its Political philosophy: Justice for Earthlings: Essays in goals. Thrall, N. (Feature) 36.16, corres. 36.19 Political Philosophy. Social justice, ‘realistic utopia’ Sacheverell, Henry: Israel Mows the Lawn. The reasons for Israel’s latest and irreconcilable differences between philosophers. Faction Displayed: Reconsidering the Impeachment of Dr Henry attack on the Gaza Strip. Rabbani, M. (Feature) Miller, D. (Runciman, W.G.) 36.24 Sacheverell. Show trial of Sacheverell for an anti-Whig 36.15, corres. 36.19 Political science: Ruling the Void: The Hollowing of Western sermon: collection of essays in the context of the Out of Court. Why the Palestinian Authority joining Democracy. The role of political parties in democracy glorious revolution of 1688. Editor Knights, M. the International Criminal Court is a difficult and the problems of the European Union. Mair, P. (Kidd, C.) 36.16 business and why it would damage Israel’s (Müller, J.-W.) 36.10 The State Trial of Doctor Henry Sacheverell. Account of the legitimacy. Karmi-Ayyoub, S. (Feature) 36.17, Politics: trial through primary texts and visual sources. Editor corres. 36.19 The Establishment and How They Get Away with It. Cowan, B. (Kidd, C.) 36.16 Rage in Jerusalem. The danger of a third uprising and Neoliberalism and what is wrong with it. Jones, O. San Francisco: The housing crisis, the blockade of the its potential effects. Thrall, N. (Feature) 36.23 (Hatherley, O.) 36.20 Google bus and technical employees of Silicon Valley. Parenthood: All Joy and No Fun: The Paradox of Modern see also Ukip Diary. Solnit, R. (Feature) 36.4, corres. 36.6, 36.7 Parenthood. Senior, J. (Heller, Z.) 36.11, corres. 36.12 Politics and government: Sankara, Thomas see Burkina Faso – Politics and Parker, Charlie: Short Cuts. With the general election looming in 2015, government Bird: The Life and Music of Charlie Parker. Haddix, C. what happens to the Scottish MPs if Scotland votes Schizophrenia: Long-term sufferer describes his (Penman, I.) 36.2 ‘yes’ in the referendum? Lanchester, J. (Feature) delusions and details the side-effets of his medication. Celebrating Bird: The Triumph of Charlie Parker. Giddins, G. 36.10 Diary. Sharp, S. (Feature) 36.9 (Penman, I.) 36.2 In It Together: The Inside Story of the Coalition Government. Science – Exhibitions: At the Science Museum. Collider, Kansas City Lightning: The Rise and Times of Charlie Parker. Story of the present coalition government with the an exhibition about the Hadron Collider at Cern. Crouch, S. (Penman, I.) 36.2 reviewer’s examination of past coalitions. D’Ancona, Richardson, N. (Feature) 36.5 Parliamentary sovereignty: England’s House of M. (Kidd, C.) 36.5, corres. 36.6 Science – Literature: Visions of Science: Books and Readers at Commons. The workings of the British Constitution, Polke, Sigmar see Art – Exhibitions the Dawn of the Victorian Age. Survey of popular science the lack of acknowledgement of the Act of Union and Presley, Elvis: literature in the 1830s. Secord, J. (Jay, M.) 36.22, what solutions are possible. Kidd, C. (Feature) 36.8, Elvis Has Left the Building: The Day the King Died. Jones, D. corres. 36.24 corres. 36.9, 36.10 (Penman, I.) 36.18, corres. 36.19, 36.21 Scorsese, Martin see Films

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Scotland – History: Syria: Suspects Turned Collaborators. Why Assad Updike, John: Updike. Biography of American writer. Fatal Rivalry: Flodden 1513. Why the battle took place, has himself to blame for the current situation. Begley, A. (Lorentzen, C.) 36.11, corres. 36.13, 36.15 and James IV’s status and authority over his people. Neumann, P. (Feature) 36.7 Goodwin, G. (Brown, M.) 36.2 see also Islamic State van der Rohe, Mies: see also Robert the Bruce Syria – Refugee crisis: Short Cuts. Writer visits the island Mies van der Rohe: A Critical Biography. Schulze, F. and Scotland – Referendum: of Symi in the Aegean, observes the Syrian refugees Windhorst, E. (Turner, C.) 36.3, corres. 36.4, 36.5 What sort of Scotland? Author on bus tour in arriving daily and comments on the situation for them see also Architecture Scotland gauges the mood for and against Scottish and for the Greeks. Phillips, C. (Feature) 36.19 Veronese, Paul see Art – Exhibitions; Art – History, independence. Ascherson, N. (Feature) 36.16 theory and criticism Scottish Referendum. Reflections on the Tanna – Deification: Philip’s People. The worship of Vidal, Gore: A Conversation with Gore Vidal. Independence Referendum. Ali, T., Burnside, J., Prince Philip as a god on the island of Tanna. Subin, Conversation that took place in Rome and centred on Clark, T.T. et al. (Feature) 36.17 A.D. (Feature) 36.9 Henry James’s (alleged) homosexuality. Powers, T. After the Referendum. Comments on the result. Jamie, Tàpies, Antoni: (Feature) 36.15, corres. 36.17 K., Ali, T., Clark, T.J. et al. (Feature) 36.19 A Personal Memoir: Fragments for an Autobiography. Memoir Vikings: Sermons: Sermons of John Donne Vol. III: Sermons Preached at of Catalan sculptor and painter. (Tóibín, C.) Tàpies, The Northmen’s Fury. History of the Vikings. Parker, P. the Court of Charles I. Editor Colclough, D. (Worden, B.) A. Translator Sobrer, J.M. (Tóibín, C.) 36.6 (Shippey, T.) 36.7, corres. 36.10, 36.11, 36.12 36.12, corres. 36.14 see also Essays Vikings: Life and Legend. Book accompanying the British Sex work and workers: Playing the Whore: The Work of Sex Tasmania – History – 19th century: The Last Man: A British Museum exhibition. Editors Williams, G., Pentz, P. Work. How sex work and workers should be viewed. Genocide in Tasmania. Theory that Tasmanians did not and Wernhoff, M. (Shippey, T.) 36.7, corres. 36.10, Grant, M.G. (Forrester, K.) 36.13, corres. 36.15 ‘die out’, implicating the British state in ‘genocide’. 36.11, 36.12 Shakespeare, William: Shakespeare and Company. Lawson, T. (Porter, B.) 36.15, corres. 36.17, 36.18 Shakespeare’s career seen through his relationships Tati, Jacques see Films Wallcott, Derek: Radio producer attends Wallcott’s 84th with theatre companies. van Es, B. (Neill, M.) 36.3, Tawney, R.H.: The Life of R.H. Tawney. Socialist, advocate birthday on St Lucia to record him, and discusses corres. 36.5 of adult education and writer. Goldman, L. (Pederson, Wallcott’s poetry, his life on St Lucia and his long Sharp, Stephen see Schizophrenia S.) 36.16, corres. 36.17 absence from the island. Diary. Dee, T. (Feature) Shavit, Ari see Israel – History Taylor, Barbara: The Last Asylum: A Memoir of Madness in 36.10, corres. 36.12, 36.14 Shteyngart, Gary: Little Failure: A Memoir. Memoir of Our Times. Memoir of 20 years as a mental patient. War memorials: At Notre Dame de Lorette. Writer visits comic novelist. Shteyngart, G. (Aleksander, I.) 36.10 Taylor, B. (Diski, J.) 36.3, corres. 36.5 the new International Memorial on a plateau north of al-Sisi, Abdel Fattah see Egypt Tear gas: Tear Gas. Different types of tear gas, its effects Arras near Notre Dame de Lorette, and other British Snowden, Edward: and how to deal with them and why its use might be and Canadian war memorials. Stamp, G. (Feature) The Snowden Files: The Inside Story of the World’s Most Wanted counterproductive. Baboulias, Y. (Feature) 36.17, 36.22, corres. 36.23, 36.24 Man. Account of events surrounding Snowden’s leaks. corres. 36.20 Warburg Institute: The Battle over the Warburg Institute. Harding, L. (Soar, D.) 36.4, corres. 36.6 Television: On the Sofa. Writer argues that ‘real life’ The Warburg Institute versus the University of see also Surveillance dramas such as Happy Valley are as formulaic as other London. Hope, C. (Feature) 36.23 Social media: Short Cuts. Facebook’s ‘secret mood police dramas. Diski, J. (Feature) 36.13 Water: experiment’ published in a scientific paper and the Terrorism: LRB 35.24, corres. 36.3 Drinking Water: A History. Salzman, J. (George, R.) 36.24 outcry that followed. Jones, T. (Feature) 36.14, corres. Thailand – Politics and government: The Story of Parched City: A History of London’s Public and Private 36.18, 36.20 Thaksin Shinawatra. The coup and the failure of the Drinking Water. Jones, E. (George, R.) 36.24 Sociology see Workplace Democrat Party. Parry, R.L. (Feature) 36.12 Water 4.0: The Past, Present and Future of the World’s Most Sollors, Werner see Germany – History – 20th century Thomas, Dylan see Drama – Collections; Novels and Vital Resource. Sedlak, D. (George, R.) 36.24 South Africa – Nuclear programme: Six Bombs. The Short Stories; Poetry – Collections Westwood, Vivienne: Vivienne Westwood. Westwood, V. nuclear programme that was voluntarily dismantled by Tolstoy, Leo: LRB corres. 36.6, 36.7, 36.8 and Kelly, I. (Wilson, B.) 36.22 South Africa. Bernstein, J. (Feature) 36.1 Town planning: LRB 35.23, corres. 36.1 Williams, Shirley: LRB 35.24, corres. 36.2 Spain – Asturias: Writer tours the Spanish region, Translating and interpreting: LRB 35.21, corres. 35.23, Williams, Tennessee: Tennessee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of comments on the economic situtation, talks to various 35.24, 36.1, 36.2 the Flesh. Lahr, J. (Powers, T.) 36.22 people about the Civil War and visits abandoned Trierweiler, Valérie: Short Cuts. President François Wilmot, John: Blazing Star: The Life and Times of John mines. Diary. Hancox, D. (Feature) 36.3 Hollande’s ex-partner’s sensational autobiography. Wilmot, Earl of Rochester. Larman, A. (Eagleton, T.) Spark, Muriel see Essays Harding, J. (Feature) 36.18 36.20, corres. 36.21, 36.23 Sport: LRB 35.21, corres. 36.1 Tsunami see Japan – Exorcism Wilson, Richard see Art – Exhibitions Stalinism: Practising Stalinism: Bolsheviks, Boyars and the Turkey see Syria Women: The Public Voice of Women. Writer wonders Persistence of Tradition. What is Stalinism, how did it Turturro, John see Films how to change attitudes so that women’s voices are work and the role of Russian tradition. Getty, J.A. Tuttle, Richard see Art – Exhibitions heard. Beard, M. (Feature) 36.6, corres. 36.7, 36.8 (Fitzpatrick, S.) 36.6 Women – History – 17th century: Stalkers and stalking: Writer recounts her experience Ukip: In Farageland. The rise and rise of Ukip: writer City Women: Money, Sex and the Social Order in Early Modern pursued by a stalker and the confusing and ultimately visits Thanet in Kent and gleans reactions to Ukip and London. Hubbard, E. (Miller, J.) 36.16 ineffectual legal hoops she went through to get rid of Nigel Farage. Meek, J. (Feature) 36.19, corres. 36.21 Women, Work and Sociability in Early Modern London. him. Diary. DeWitt, H. (Feature) 36.16, corres. 36.18 Ukraine: Reinke-Williams, T. (Miller, J.) 36.16 Stock market: Flash Boys: Cracking the Money Code. High- In Donetsk. Writer visits Donetsk and other parts of Woolf, Virginia see Art – Exhibitions frequency trading, how it works and the damage it may eastern Ukraine, talks to separatists and describes Woolson, Constance Fenimore see Letters do. Lewis, M. (Lanchester, J.) 36.11, corres. 36.14 the war. Gessen, K. (Feature) 36.17, corres. 36.20 Workplace: Cubed: A Secret History of the Workplace. History Stories see Flood Putin’s Counter-Revolution: A Report from Ukraine. of the office from the counting house to the modern Stroke: Writer recounts the time when he suffered a mild Writer takes a tour of Ukraine, commenting on computerised office and freelancers. Saval, N. stroke at the age of 55. Diary. Dyer, G. (Feature) 36.7 events and their causes. Meek, J. (Feature) 36.6, (Diski, J.) 36.15, corres. 36.16, 36.19 Surveillance: No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the NSA corres. 36.7, 36.10, 36.12 Writing: Short Cuts. LRB senior editor meets literary and the Surveillance State. The danger of losing personal Short Cuts. The migrants Ukraine cannot deport. agent to discuss potential book. Lorentzen, C. freedom through surveillance and Snowden’s courage Trilling, D. (Feature) 36.15 (Feature) 36.6 in bringing this to light. (Greenwald, G.) 36.18 On Ukraine and the EU. Can today’s Europe meet the Wyatt, Robert: Short Cuts. Drummer and musician’s life Swift, Jonathan: aspirations of Ukraine? Žižek, S. (Feature) 36.9 and career in the new biography Different Every Time by Jonathan Swift: His Life and His World. Damrosch, L. Ukraine retreats from the edge. Does Putin really want Marcus O’Dair. Harding, J. (Feature) 36.22 (Keymer, T.) 36.8 to carve up Ukraine and why did he distance himself see also Letters; Prose fiction from the referenda? Wood, T. (Feature) 36.11 Yazidi religion: The Yazidis. The religion of the Yazidis Syria: see also Russia and their persecution over the centuries up to the The Battle for Kobani: Whose Side Is Turkey on? United States – Defence see Kirby, Mike present, currently by Islamic State. Russell, G. Fighting Islamic State, the Syrian Kurds and why United States – Foreign policy: Degrade and Destroy. (Feature) 36.17 the Shia-Sunni civil war will continue. Cockburn, P. How the US should deal with the threat of Islamic (Feature) 36.21 State: Obama’s September speech and the continuing Obama, Erdoğan and the Syrian rebels. Turkey’s war. Bromwich, D. (Feature) 36.18 support of the Syrian rebels and its role in the sarin United States – History – 18th century: The Royalist gas attack in 2013. Hersh, S.M. (Feature) 36.8, Revolution. A new interpretation of the American corres. 36.9, 36.10 Revolution. Nelson, E. (Kidd, C.) 36.24

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DIARY Gessen, K.: In Donetsk. 36.17 Subin, A.D.: Philip’s People. 36.9 Ali, T. 36.11 Hamilton, O.R.: On Hunger Strike. 36.19 Taylor, P.: Breast Cancer Screening. 36.11 Anderson, P. 36.2 Harding, J.: Thrall, N.: Bennett, A. 36.1 In Däräsge Maryam. 36.2 Hamas’s Chances. 36.16 Burnside, J. 36.24 Short Cuts. 36.3, 36.18, 36.22 Rage in Jerusalem. 36.23 Clapp, A. 36.23 Hersh, S.M.: Obama, Erdoğan and the Syrian Rebels. 36.8 Trilling, D.: Short Cuts. 36.15 Dee, T. 36.10 Hickman, M.: The Ballad of Andy and Rebekah. 36.14 Wagner, A.: At Tate Modern. 36.21 DeWitt, H. 36.16 Hill, R.: Warner, M.: Short Cuts. 36.5 Dyer, G. 36.7 At Tate Britain. 36.7 Weizman, E.: Short Cuts. 36.1 Farmer, P. 36.20 At Tate Britain. (2). 36.13 Wilmot-Smith, F.: On Legal Aid: Necessity or Francis, G. 36.5 At the V&A. 36.20 Ideology? 36.21 Gessen, K. 36.8 At the V&A 2. 36.19 Wolmar, C.: What’s the point of HS2? 36.8 Hancox, D. 36.3 Hope, C.: Wood, J.: On Not Going Home. 36.4 Kirby, M. 36.15 The Battle over the Warburg Institute. 36.23 Wood, M.: At the Movies. 36.1, 36.3, 36.5, 36.8, McFadyean, M. 36.18 At the National Gallery. 36.9, 36.14 36.10, 36.12, 36.14, 36.18, 36.20, 36.22 Mars-Jones, A. 36.6, 36.22 Jamie, K., Ali, T., Ascherson, N. et al.: After the Wood, T.: Pomerantsev, P. 36.12 Referendum. 36.19 At Tate Modern. 36.16 Sharp, S. 36.9 Jones, T.: Short Cuts. 36.11, 36.14 Ukraine retreats from the edge. 36.11 Sinclair, I. 36.21 Kandil, H.: Sisi’s Turn. 36.4 Žižek, S.: On Ukraine and the EU. 36.9 Smith, S. 36.13 Karmi-Ayyoub, S.: Out of Court. 36.17 Solnit, R. 36.4 Kidd, C.: England’s House of Commons. 36.8 POEM Warner, M. 36.17 Lanchester, J.: Ashbery, J.: Wilmers, M.-K. 36.19 On Not Watching the World Cup. 36.12 ‘A Breakfast Radish’ 36.5 Witt, E. 36.14 Short Cuts. 36.10, 36.17 ‘Dans le Métro’ 36.3 see also Ascherson, N. ‘Dickie’s Border Vacation’ 36.5 FEATURE Lorentzen, C.: ‘A Greeting to My Brothers and Some of My Abrahamian, A.A.: Short Cuts. 36.4 Dad & Jr. 36.23 Brothers-in-Law’ 36.18 Ali, T.: Short Cuts. 36.2, 36.6 ‘Heading Out’ 36.23 On Mediapart. 36.20 Something to do with capitalism. 36.11 ‘The Goofiad’ 36.18 Short Cuts. 36.9 McCarthy, T.: ‘The Welkin’ 36.3 Ali, T., Burnside, J., Clark, T.J. et al.: Scottish On Realism and the Real. 36.24 Burnside, J.: Referendum. 36.17 Ulysses and Its Wake. 36.12 ‘Confiteor’ 36.17 Anderson, P.: The Italian Disaster. 36.10 MacKenzie, D.: ‘An Essay in Sangfroid’ 36.17 Ascherson, N.: What sort of Scotland? 36.16 At Cermak. 36.23 ‘Pluviose’ 36.17 Ascherson, N., Lanchester, J. and O’Hagan, A.: Karl High-Frequency Trading. 36.17 Burt, S.: Miller Remembered. 36.20 McKibbin, R.: Labour Vanishes. 36.22 ‘A Covered Bridge in Littleton, New Hampshire’ 36.9 Baboulias, Y.: Tear Gas. 36.17 McNicol, J.: At the NPG. 36.17 ‘Tourmalines’ 36.9 Barrell, J.: Mars-Jones, A.: ‘Not I’. 36.5 Carnell, S.: ‘Nashville to Nickajack’ 36.4 In Cardiff. 36.18 Meek, J.: Carson, A.: ‘The Albertine Workout’ 36.11 At Tate Britain. 36.24 In Farageland. 36.19 Crawford, R.: ‘Levity’ 36.16 Beard, M.: The Public Voice of Women. 36.6 The Leopard: On Belonging. 36.12 Ely, S.: ‘Prayers in Time of Great Hunger’ 36.8 Bell, J.: Putin’s Counter-Revolution: A Report from Ukraine. Graham, J.: At the Ashmolean. 36.7 36.6 ‘Deep Water Trawling’ 36.19 At Tate Britain (1). 36.13 Where Shall We Live? 36.1 ‘Honeycomb’ 36.2 Bennett, A.: Fair Play. 36.12 Mitchell, J.: On Louise Bourgeois. 36.21 Harsent, D.: ‘Pain’ 36.13 Bennett-Jones, O.: How should we think about the Motadel, D.: Short Cuts. 36.8 Harwood, L.: ‘A Steady Light’ 36.12 Caliphate? 36.14 Müller, J.-W.: Short Cuts. 36.12 Jamie, K.: Berend, N. and Clark, C.: Rewriting Hungary’s Past. Neumann, P.: Syria: Suspects Turned Collaborators. 36.7 ‘The Girls’ 36.17 36.22 O’Hagan, A.: ‘Solstice’ 36.17 Bernstein, J.: On Julian Assange. 36.5 ‘The Stair’ 36.17 Six Bombs. 36.1 Short Cuts. 36.13, 36.16 Kleinzahler, A.: Swoo. 36.15 see also Ascherson, N. ‘The Bench’ 36.1 Biggs, J.: Short Cuts. 36.24 Parry, R.L.: ‘Heat’ 36.18 Birne, E.: Ghosts of the Tsunami. 36.3 ‘A History of Western Music: Chapter 74’ 36.14 At Kettle’s Yard. 36.8 The Story of Thaksin Shinawatra. 36.12 ‘Love Chant’ 36.1 At Pallant House. 36.3 Penman, I.: On Kate Bush. 36.8 ‘Snow Approaching on the Hudson’ 36.18 Bromwich, D.: Phillips, C.: Short Cuts. 36.19 Manhire, B.: Degrade and Destroy. 36.18 Phillips, N.: On Closed Material. 36.8 ‘Impersonating Mao’ 36.10 On Obama’s Presidency. 36.13 Powers, T.: A Conversation with Gore Vidal. 36.15 ‘Twenty Stanzas in the Haunted House’ 36.10 Clark, C. see Berend, N. Rabbani, M.: Israel Mows the Lawn. 36.15 ‘Waiting’ 36.10 Clark, T.J.: Renton, D.: The Killing of Blair Peach. 36.10 Prikryl, J.: ‘Ars Poetica’ 36.22 Matisse: The Cut-Outs. 36.11 Reza, A.: Short Cuts. 36.23 Quart, A.: ‘Solarised’ 36.12 Rembrandt: The Late Works at the National Gallery. 36.23 Richardson, N.: Riley, D.: ‘Listening for Lost People’ 36.10 At Tate Modern. 36.1 At the Science Museum. 36.5 Robertson, R.: ‘Beside Loch Iffrin’ 36.20 Veronese’s ‘Allegories of Love’. 36.7 At the V&A 1. 36.19 Seidel, F.: Cockburn, P.: Rose, J.: At the Donmar. 36.23 ‘Morning and Melancholia’ 36.8 Battle for Baghdad. 36.14 Runciman, D.: ‘To Stop the World from Ending’ 36.17 The Battle for Kobani: Whose Side Is Turkey on? On Gambling. 36.16 Sprackland, M.: ‘Dooms’ 36.9 36.21 Short Cuts. 36.21 Terry, P.: ‘Inferno: Canto I’ 36.7 Hazards of Revolution. 36.1 Russell, G.: The Yazidis. 36.17 Trudgeon, S.: ‘2006’ 36.9 Isis consolidates. 36.16 Saunders, F.S.: The ‘Zhivago’ Affair. 36.18 VanderMolen, R.: ‘A Bear’ 36.15 Report from Northern Iraq. 36.24 Sedley, S.: Not in the Public Interest. 36.5 Williams, H.: Diski, J.: Shehadeh, R.: Advice to the Palestinian Leadership. 36.13 ‘The Boy Call’ 36.7 A Diagnosis. 36.17 Sheng Yun, Short Cuts. 36.7 ‘Coming Back’ 36.7 Schrödinger’s Tumour. 36.21 Smith, S.: Mandela: Death of a Politician. 36.1 ‘The Fifties’ 36.7 The Screaming Gynaecologist. 36.23 Stallabrass, J.: On Selfies. 36.11 Williams, J.H.: ‘I Inspect the Storm’ 36.10 On the Sofa. 36.13 Stamp, G.: What to call her? 36.19 At Notre Dame de Lorette. 36.22 SHORT STORY FitzGibbon, F.: Short Cuts. 36.20 Toshie Trashed. 36.12 Krasznahorkai, L.: Translator Szirtes, G. ‘There Goes Foster, H.: Stonard, J.-P.: Valzer’ 36.6 At the Guggenheim. 36.6 At the Ashmolean. 36.10 At MoMA. 36.12 At the RA. 36.21 At the Whitney. 36.15 In the Studio. 36.2

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