Contributors
more- John Adamson
- Michael Arditti
- Diana Athill
- Martyn Bedford
- Lucy Beresford
- Lindy Burleigh
- Ed Caesar
- David Cesarani
- Susan Crosland
- Gregor Dallas
- Gillian Darley
- Michael Estorick
- Frank Fairfield
- Ophelia Field
- A C Grayling
- Simon Heffer
- Nigel Jones
- John Keay
- Linda Kelly
- Francis King
- Lucy Lethbridge
- Sophie Lewis
- Toby Lichtig
- Peter McDonald
- John McEwen
- Leo McKinstry
- Linda Melvern
- James Morrison
- Selina O'Grady
- Philip Oakes
- Christopher Ondaatje
- Nick Parker
- Tom Pocock
- Lucy Popescu
- Tristan Quinn
- Donald Rayfield
- Alan Ryan
- Tim Souster
- John Sweeney
- Damian Thompson
- Peter Weston
- Rose Wilkins
Sign Up to our newsletter
Receive free articles, highlights from the archive, news, details of prizes, and much more.@Lit_Review
Follow Literary Review on Twitter
'Catastrophe' as a category 'is too large and miscellaneous ... if there is a "correct" response to an earthquake, it is unlikely to have much in common with the "correct" response to an epidemic'.
Jonathan Sumption on Niall Ferguson's 'Doom'.
https://literaryreview.co.uk/prime-minister-versus-pathogen
'He has been arrested in the past and upon his release, he has cheerfully persisted in his activism. His courage is exemplary.’
@lucyjpop investigates Zargana, the renowned Burmese satirist recently arrested as part of a widespread military crackdown.
https://literaryreview.co.uk/zargana-2
A new biography of the archaeologist and explorer Charles Masson provides a 'tale of intrigue, espionage, blackmail, disguise, rebellion, treasure and the discovery of lost civilisations', says @BijanOmrani.
https://literaryreview.co.uk/our-man-in-kabul