Sean Bell

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Tomorrow Belongs to Her: The Art That Rose Against Thatcher

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 / 2 June 2013
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Kafka on Kickstarter: Crowdsourcing, Capitalism and Art

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 / 31 March 2013
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Everyone Lost: Protest Art and the Iraq War

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 / 7 March 2013
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In America, Imagination is a Third Party: The Presidency in Fiction

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 / 10 January 2013
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The Last Witch Hunt: The Legacy of the West Memphis Three

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 / 28 October 2012
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We’re All Don Quixote Now: The Betrayal of Tomorrow’s Artists

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 / 24 September 2012
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Strange Tongues: Vivian Stanshall and ‘Men Opening Umbrellas Ahead’

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 / 2 July 2012
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Sherlock Holmes, Dirk Gently and the Case of the Eccentric Detective

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 / 24 May 2012
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Yes, It’s Genocide: Armenian Artists and the Obligations of History

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 / 12 April 2012
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Exceptional Claims: Principle, Personality and Christopher Hitchens

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 / 1 March 2012
Doing The Worst Things Well: What We Can Learn from Anthony Burgess
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Doing The Worst Things Well: What We Can Learn from Anthony Burgess

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 / 18 January 2012

Perhaps the secret behind the Anthony Burgess’ reputation – the bar he set so high – is too shaming to a generation that cannot drink as he could, cannot think as he could, and certainly cannot write as he could.

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‘Caligula’s Ghost: Why Cinema Needs Epic Failure More than Mediocre Success

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 / 1 December 2011