Varna, Bulgaria: A Paradise on the Black Sea
The city of Varna in Bulgaria is well worth a visit, possessing a deep sense of history along with a very modern atmosphere.
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Dr Kathleen Stock’s ‘Material Girls’ – Living in Our Material World?
Material Girls by Dr Kathleen Stock concedes too much ground to a reactionary orthodoxy, argues Dr Heather Brunskell-Evans.
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The End of Gender: A Talisman Against the Wokification of Transgender Health
Deborah Soh's The End of Gender is a balanced overview of the controversies over sex and gender - an important tool for young people and their families.
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What’s the Matter with Girls Today?: Abigail Shrier’s ‘Irreversible Damage’
Benjamin A. Boyce interviews Abigail Shrier, who discusses her recent book, Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters.
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Sebastian Junger’s ‘Tribe’: Surrounded By Strangers
Sebastian Junger argues in 'Tribe' that our psychological need for a sense of community is going unfulfilled in modern society.
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Emma Watson Is the Face of Hermione Granger, Without the Intellect
Opposing J.K. Rowling's position is fine - but that the response consists of purely incoherent sound bites should worry us all.
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Speaking the Unspeakable? Taboo by Wilfred Reilly | @Dan_Ouka_Writes
In his new book Taboo, does Wilfred Reilly stand up for facts which can't be spoken, or is he just repeating the same old conservative talking points?
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Political Vessels: Claudia Clare’s ‘And The Door Opened’ Exhibition
Claudia Clare's powerful exhibition on surviving the sex industry tells a story of recovery from abuse, writes Jo Bartosch.
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Notes from a Sinking City – Jo Bartosch in Amsterdam
Jo Bartosch describes her impressions from a visit to Amsterdam and the pervasive influence of the Red Light District.
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Of Demons and Musketeers: The Four Horsemen | Daniel Sharp
A Review of The Four Horsemen and a Retrospective on the ‘New Atheist’ Movment.
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