CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS ISSUE

• John Bayley
• Malcolm Bull
• Jonathan Coe
• Graham Coster
• Margaret Anne Doody
• Alasdair Gray
• Tom Leonard
• Edward Luttwak
• Stuart Macintyre
• Andrew O’Hagan
• John Allen Paulos
• Adam Phillips
• Elisa Segrave
• Helen Vendler
• Michael Wood

Contents

• Edward Luttwak

  • Churchill: The End of Glory by John Charmley
  • Churchill: A Major New Assessment of his Life in Peace and War edited by Robert Blake and Wm Roger Louis

• Letters
  Camille Paglia, Elaine Showalter, Douglas Johnson, Alexander Rose, Kenneth Muir, Michael Daley, Susan Wilsmore, Francis Bennion, Robert del Quiaro, K.A. Rockwell, Dorothy Bell

• Helen Vendler

  • Elizabeth Bishop: Life and the Memory of It by Brett Millier

• Michael Wood

  • Memories of the Ford Administration by John Updike

• Alasdair Gray

  • Places of the Mind: The Life and Work of James Thomson (‘B.V.’) by Tom Leonard

• John Bayley

  • Elizabeth Gaskell: A Habit of Stories by Jenny Uglow

• Stuart Macintyre

  • The Oxford History of Australia. Vol. II, 1770-1860: Possessions by Jan Kociumbas
  • The Rule of Law in a Penal Colony: Law and Power in Early New South Wales by David Neal
  • Waterloo Creek: The Australia Day Massacre of 1838, George Gipps and the British Conquest of New South Wales by Roger Milliss
  • Living in a New Country: History, Travelling and Language by Paul Carter

• Adam Phillips

  • Slouching Towards Bethlehem, and Further Psychoanalytic Explorations by Nina Coltart
  • The Damned and the Elect by Friedrich Ohly, translated by Linda Archibald

• John Allen Paulos

  • Irrationality: The Enemy Within by Stuart Sutherland

• Graham Coster

  • Wide Body: The Making of the 747 by Clive Irving

• Tom Leonard
  Poem: ‘Monotheism’

• Jonathan Coe

  • The Long Night of White Chickens by Francisco Goldman

• Margaret Anne Doody

  • The Furies by Janet Hobhouse

• Elisa Segrave
  Remembering Janet Hobhouse

• Andrew O’Hagan
  Diary

• Malcolm Bull

  • Posthistoire: Has History Come to an End? by Lutz Niethammer, translated by Patrick Camiller
  • When Time Shall Be No More: Prophecy Belief in Modern American Culture by Paul Boyer