Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Sunday, October 21, 2018
The literary establishment has always tended to turn its nose up at graphic novels but this has changed with the inclusion of one in the nominations for 2018’s Booker prize. The book is “Sabrina”, by the American author Nick Drnaso, and it tells a sorry tale about modern life. […]
In response to the hostility directed towards those who are considered as “less desirable”, Brighton Migrant Solidarity, Animal House and The Rose Hill pub, are organising a night of music and political speeches aimed to dignify all migrants. Marcella Via The increased globalisation we are experiencing has allowed […]
The writer Anthony Burgess (1917-1993) is most remembered in association with just one of his novels and the film version of it: “A clockwork orange”. But he wrote more than sixty books and – the subject matter of “The ink trade”, a constant stream of journalism. Writing was his raison […]
The Brazilian musician will end his European tour in the British capital, on the 14 October, bringing with him all the good vibes of the Carioca spirit that made him famous all around the world. Marcella Via Samba is a rich, syncopated rhythm, characterised by voluptuous dance moves. […]
Some paperback novels work best when read at speed, to pass the time on an otherwise tedious journey when there is nothing more satisfying than immersing oneself completely in a delicious murder story. Sean Sheehan “Dark pines” is that kind of book and it features a reporter, Tuva […]
