Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
A train journey takes the author back to the settings of his childhood in Lancashire, only to discover that time has diminished the heroic landscapes of his memory, prompting a reflection on the distance between recollection and reality. Steve Latham Memory plays tricks. There were no coal mines […]
Villa de Leyva preserves its colonial architecture while battling a frivolous tourism that pollutes its streets and displaces the local community, revealing the tension between historical heritage and careless modernity. Armando Orozco Tovar In this region, as in many in Colombia, the colonial period is never far from […]
Edvard Munch’s “The Scream” is one of those paintings you probably cannot remember where and how you saw it for the first time. Sean Sheehan Like the “Mona Lisa” it has already and always been there and now, instantly logged when seen again, probably does not receive much […]
Andy Bungay hosts a weekend late-night radio show in Central and SW London – Riverside Radio DAB, which aims to take a deep conversational, post-prandial dive into ancient and modern culture wrapped around some broadly jazzy and folky music and poetry. Having a bop around the kitchen before settling on […]
An interest in photography is being challenged by a steady diet of photobooks devoted to a photographer’s pet project that do little to provoke reflection beyond wondering how such banal work ever finds a publisher. Sean Sheehan A welcome relief is a new book devoted to the work […]
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