John Wyver writes: It's a long time since I compiled the weekly 'Sunday links' - indeed it's a long time since I wrote anything substantial here. But with the changing circumstances for the company (see News, below), I'm minded, more
John Wyver writes: I've spent so much of the past few days reading and listening to informed and important analysis of the dreadful events in Ukraine, and of course I could have filled today's selections with many of those links. more
John Wyver writes: welcome to another collection of articles that have engaged and interested me over the past week, starting off with three very different but highly recommended articles about aspects of cinema. • The weirdness of more
John Wyver writes: our break in Northumberland was glorious - thanks for asking - and I'm returning now with today's list of recommended reading, listening and viewing. • In Our Time - Walter Benjamin: let us now more
John Wyver writes: I'm on holiday this week (in Northumberland, since you ask) but to mainciontinuity here's a shorter-than-usual list of recommended reading, listening and viewing. • What made Buster Keaton's comedy so modern? : reviewing for more
John Wyver writes: another round-up of recommendations of articles, audio and video that have engaged and interested me over the past week. • William Friese-Greene - Close-up: Stephen Herbert at The Optilogue begins a series of posts more
John Wyver writes: herewith a further batch of links to lighten any winter gloom (with minimal mainstream politics this week), put forward with my weekly expression of gratitude to those on Twitter who continue to highlight interesting stuff. • more
John Wyver writes: Today's selection is a little late as I've been watching the dismal end of the Ashes saga. And I wish I could suggest that the following choice of articles and more that I've appreciated over the past more
John Wyver writes: two political articles to kick off this week's selection, both wonderfully written, even if their content is so familiarly depressing; there are more cheerful recommendations below the fold, and as ever I'n grateful for those on Twitter more
John Wyver writes: to start the new year after the holidays, don't forget my review of the year, and here's another selection of articles, videos and more that engaged or interested me over the past 10 more