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Cooking and the internet

Writing for the web gives prose the character of a machine. Shouldn’t we give the machine character?

I somehow imagine that all museums before 1990 were cheerless, unheated places run by men in tight weave and small

Even a cursory examination of Ben Hecht suggests a whirlwind of energy. His output was one long unchecked literary rampage

In recent years – certainly since the Blair government – it has become the norm to examine members of parliament

The word ‘cheap’ and the word ‘sentimental’ aren’t generally part of a lexicon of praise. Both might be used to

De Sica’s The Bicycle Thieves and Umberto D maybe among the most famous examples of Italian neo-realism, but the films

In most forms of publishing it is a square assumption that the medium of the material should not require too

Some time ago at 8pm on a Saturday evening, the BBC broadcast a tribute programme to Bill Cotton, the former