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“... can live with unity or Union,’ the Northern Ireland editor of the Belfast Telegraph, Sam McBride, writes. ‘Even if the economic claims turn out to be wrong, I can live with being poorer. But I don’t want to live, and I don’t want my children to live, with civil war or anything approaching it.’Together with Fintan O’Toole, a ...”

“... in so many different ways. In his biographical memoir, What Ever Happened to Orson Welles?, Joseph McBride depicts Welles as a multimedia dynamo who worked in ‘radio, theatre, vaudeville, television, recordings, magic, oratory and journalism’. More than that, he was the first American artist to take ‘the media’ as his medium. (In this, Welles ...”