Indeed.

Sexual harassment and fame.

Another trriumph for Spanish diplomacy.

Funny and perceptive.

@AnnaCafolla writes for the @NewStatesman. I don't think her history has been forgotten in Ireland!

Hooray!

Ah, nostalgia!!!

or rather, names.

Interesting profile.

My favourite Cypriot commentator on the Ayia Napa rape case.

Amazing!

Well put.

A long read but fascinating: the case of the missing ultra-rare stamps which (the judge ruled) were never there.

The connection between J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Susan Cooper, Diana Wynne Jones, and Philip Pullman.

Had you noticed? (Actually, most of this is difficult to miss.)

Christopher Eccleston’s uncle, who died in June, was head of news at the @BelTel in the mid-1990s.

Glorious as ever.

And I can't blame anyone for that.

Long read. An extraordinary and sad story.

These are glorious. And strange.

“The book is too original and too opulent for any final judgment on a first reading. But we know at once that it has done things to us.”

Wow.

I had seen precisely three of these (the three that were Hugo finalists).

Extraordinary.

Alternate Who.

Long read on how far Labour has to travel.

A really important conflict resolution opening.

Mee-owwww! A must-read review in verse.

Fascinating. The origin of ხინკალი Khinkali!

Yep, these are bad.