Nonfiction

Articles

Commie Girl in the OC by Laurie Penny (July 2008)

Laurie Penny interviews Rebecca Schoenkopf about politics, life, feminism and getting ‘finger-fucked’ by Hillary Clinton

This is what you do by Michael Kustow (June 2008)

This piece began as a review of Eyal Weizman’s book Hollow Land, commissioned by the Jewish Quarterly, the leading Anglo-Jewish review of new writing and ideas, writes Michael Kustow. The JQ paid for it. Then I was asked if I minded if they held it over until the next issue, because of pressures of space. Time passed. I wrote asking if the piece was going to appear in the next issue, and offering to add a postscript. I was told the piece was now out of date. As long as Israel’s occupation continues, the piece is not out of date.

Waiting for the barbarians by Solomon Hughes (April 2008)

The so-called War on Terror has created a global bonanza for the world of commercial military suppliers, writes Red Pepper correspondent Solomon Hughes in this exclusive extract from his new book War on Terror, Inc

Anti-semitism and the Israel lobby by Mike Marqusee (April 2008)

In this extract from his book, If I Am Not for Myself: Journey of an Anti-Zionist Jew, Mike Marqusee says that no one should be deterred from criticising the Israel lobby by charges of anti-semitism

You’re booked by Mark Perryman, Anne Coddington (December 2007)

Sports books fill the bestseller lists every Christmas. Anne Coddington and Mark Perryman examine the rise and rise of the new sports writing