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Millions of Aussies Relying on Inheritance to Escape Financial Doom - realestate.com.au

Millions of Aussies Relying on Inheritance to Escape Financial Doom - realestate.com.au

Millions of Aussies are hoping for a dead relative’s fortune to solve their money woes – are you next in line for a windfall?See the Story

Byron Among the Women

Arequipa · Arequipa

Byron Among the Women

John (“Mad Jack”) Byron, formerly a captain in the Guards, was a man of roguish charm and expensive habits. In 1778 he persuaded the Marchioness of Carmarthen to elope with him, and as soon as her divorce had come through he married her, thus addressing, for a spell, his cashflow issues. Her untimely death in 1784 meant that alternative arrangements were necessary, however, and they duly appeared in the shape of Catherine Gordon of Gight Castle …See the Story

Stand by your man

London, England · London

Stand by your man

Ellen Terry once said: “We players know quite well and accept with philosophy the fact that when we have done we are forgotten”. Yet, of all her contemporaries, Terry has always been more than a theatrical ghost. She is Julia Margaret Cameron’s beautiful dreamer, an epistolary match for George Bernard Shaw, and the heart of one of England’s theatrical dynasties. She was her generation’s Portia, Ophelia and Imogen – but an anaemic Lady Macbeth. U…Read Article

Dancing to James Baldwin

When James Baldwin’s published Giovanni’s Room in 1956, he was told that it would ruin his career. One could say the first strike was that the novel is from the perspective of David, a young white gay-curious American man. Baldwin, who was known as a chronicler of black life, baffled readers with this remarkable shift from his first novel. Strike two: David falls in love with Giovanni, a man, an Italian immigrant in Paris. And finally, strike th…England · England Read Article

Unmaking of the working class

University sociology departments grew fast in the 1960s and 1970s. From Nanterre to Essex, those who lectured to the rebellious products of the postwar baby boom often made youth the object of their study. The mood has changed in recent years. The old make up a large and increasing proportion of the population in western countries: more than one in five French people is now over 65; in 1970, the figure was about one in eight. There has also been…Nanterre · Nanterre Read Article

The illusion of freedom

It is chilling to read of people being seized, kidnapped and, under the cover of law, removed for easy disposal, even when the cases at hand took place long ago – in the eighteenth century – and far away – in France. These people were slaves in Paris who had sued for their freedom, often successfully, claiming that they could not remain enslaved because, by custom, “there are no slaves in France”. In her new book, Miranda Spieler refers variousl…Paris, France · Paris Read Article

24 hours to 1984

Finding a truly original way to tell the story of Eric Blair’s life is tough. Figuring out an original and meaningful strategy for engaging with his writings as George Orwell is even tougher. Yet Nathan Waddell, in A Bright Cold Day: The wonder of George Orwell, meets these twin challenges by focusing on the quotidian. The aim of the book is to show how daily activities figured in its subject’s life and captured his attention as a writer. It tak…London, England · London Read Article

Discovering a new manuscript by John Locke

Serendipity is the scholar’s friend. When, in the late summer of 2023, I called up Additional Manuscript 27,382 at the British Library, I hadn’t expected to find an unknown document by John Locke inside. The volume fell open at a small sheet in a familiar hand. I’d been working on Locke’s engagement with English colonial activity for three decades and thought I’d seen everything he wrote on the subject, from the Bodleian Library in Oxford to the…Dublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

Parenting an autistic child blessed with perfect pitch

Taking its title from Paul McCartney’s best post-Beatles song, the most recent book by the music and political journalist John Harris is an extraordinarily powerful memoir about his autistic son’s relationship with pop. The book begins with James aged fifteen in 2022, spellbound by McCartney’s warm-up show for the Glastonbury festival: he is “so held in the moment that he is almost in an altered state”, writes Harris, “acutely alive … open to th…Herefordshire · Herefordshire Read Article

A rescue cat saves her human

It’s a boom time for cosy books about cats. Luckily, despite its treacly subtitle – Masha, the half-wild rescue cat who rescued me – Caleb Carr’s My Beloved Monster refuses cosiness. Carr’s memoir of his last cat knows that there is no such thing as rescue, or healing: only solidarity (he calls it a “Romance”) through the last painful years of Carr and Masha’s lives. They live and decline and die together: Masha in 2022, Carr two years later. Ca…Cats · Bristol Read Article

A gift for hope

Even if you haven’t read it, you already know it. The Great Gatsby has been four movies, several stage plays, an opera, an episode of The Simpsons and many things besides. Perhaps no other American novel has proven so versatile. But as Sarah Churchwell writes in her introduction to the Cambridge centennial edition of the […]United States · United States Read Article

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