Stories by lermontov

The legacies of 1917

The McPhee Method

Bertolt Brecht’s poetry captured a world torn apart by war and depression

I still love Kierkegaard

The Sultan and the Sultan

If It Weren’t for Charlotte: Alice Spawls on the Brontës

Homo Duplex: Joseph Conrad in a Global World

Keats’ copy of Paradise Lost: A direct channel to the poet’s thoughts

The Istanbul Derby

Bawdry in the bloodstream

Kirkus Reviews and the Plight of the 'Problematic' Book Review

I Served 26 Years for Murder Even Though the Killer Confessed

Punishment in 19th Century China (2014)

Murder in the Mediterranean: Crime Writing on Corsica

How Oscar Wilde’s life imitates his art

De Quincey: So Original, So Truly Weird (2016)

Henry Green Is as Good as His Word

A Possible Keats

Novels were never the same after Henry James

Kazuo Ishiguro (1989)

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