Today I read “The Twisting of the Rope” by W. B. Yeats. It was wonderfully charming, and I imagined I could see myself in the ...

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Adam talks to Zadie Smith (author of White Teeth, NW and Swing Time) about life in New York city, rudeness, John Lennon, David Foster Wallace, mother and daughters and other important waffle topics.

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A new exhibition on Franz Kafka misses the point.

I think a lot of times, since screenplays are just blueprints for movies and TV shows, we forget that real writing goes into them. We take for granted that someone still has to sit down and put words ...

Public servants must recognise, question, and reshape the ethical currents shaping their institutions' integrity.