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Public Intellectuals: Thomas Mann
Born in 1875, like many in his era Thomas Mann was initially a Great German…
Born in 1875, like many in his era Thomas Mann was initially a Great German…
Belfast writer, and poet, Ciaran Carson carried a black flute with silver keys on its…
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This article has been gestating for some time. I must admit to a long-standing loathing…
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According to the recently deceased Kevin Higgins: ‘Poets may be divided into three types: those…
Not since Byron awoke one morning to find himself famous has there been such an…
I immediately twitch with an almost intolerable discomfort when I hear the words freedom and…
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