Francis PhillipsReligion for Atheists2 Apr 2012Agape restaurants and Centres for Self-Knowledge are among the innovative suggestions a British litterateur has for a post-deity world.All Hell Let Loose30 Jan 2012World War II was not a straightforward death grapple between good and evil, says an eminent military historian.Becoming Dickens12 Dec 2011Not only was England's best-loved novelist a genius, he had an astonishing capacity for hard work and concentration.Arguably5 Dec 2011In his collected essays, the controversial Christopher Hitchens shows that he is incapable of platitudes or jargon.Burghley: the Elizabethan mastermind3 Nov 2011Brilliant, bold and cold-blooded, Elizabeth's chief statesman dominated his age and shaped the history of England.Ghosts of Empire3 Oct 2011The son of Ghanaian immigrants examines Britain's colonial legacies.Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids18 Aug 2011An odd mix of common sense and gullibility from an American economist projects a positive message about large families.A Pilgrim in Spain15 Jul 2011A British journalist chronicles a culture disappearing beneath the weight of modernity.Yes, do set the world on fire3 May 2011Aiming at a family of six would be a good way for the newlywed royals to do it.To Miss with Love28 Apr 2011A third of British teachers leave within their first term on the job. One who stayed explains why.subscribe donate
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