A German Requiem
Fashion model, rocker, poet, addict: the strange life of the singer Nico
Fashion model, rocker, poet, addict: the strange life of the singer Nico
Growing up under, and then losing, the certainty that socialism will win
Fintan O’Toole’s personal narrative of Ireland’s ‘ascent to normality’
Leonard Cohen’s fusion of sacred and profane, of words and music
The carefree days before Belfast became the capital of the Troubles
A poetic auto-fiction on migration, trauma and shifting identities
A moving meditation on a working class past from a London-Irish historian
The greatest songwriter in the Irish tradition in the history of recording
Hannah Arendt: witness and theorist of the advent of modern totalitarianism
Dr Trotter challenged Freud, asserting that ‘all human psychology … must be the psychology of associated man, since man as a solitary animal is unknown to us’