Arthur Hansbrow’s Little Book Editorial Art British Folk Art at Tate Britain: Special Feature (Exhibition and Catalogue Review)
Books
Michael Kenny’s The Politics of English Nationhood
Violet Hunt’s The Wife of Rossetti
The Sensual Versus the Ideological: Political Agency in Laurie Lee’s As I Walked Out OneMidsummer Morning
Patrick Leigh Fermor’s The Broken Road: From the Iron Gates to Mount Athos Cinema
Iain Sinclair and 70x70: The Anti-Pantheon
Amma Assante’s Belle
Andrew Kötting’s In the Wake of a Deadad
Music
Folk and Rock Reviews
Jake Thackray and Songs
Matt Berry’s Musical Career
Classical Reviews
Diversions
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