Jeremy Clarke was first diagnosed with cancer in 2013. These columns cover the period from that shock diagnosis up until his death in May 2023. He chronicled his battle with the disease with humour and defiance, but never self-pity. He also met Catriona Olding in 2013. They would fall in love and eventually marry shortly before his death. He recounts this journey with tenderness and honesty. His columns cover life in Devon and then France, as well as drinking and occasional drug taking, his love of literature, and life itself, and are imbued with bathos, insight, and a finely honed sense of the absurd.
A timely vision and theory of change for the future of humanity. Written with verve and a mordant wit, 'The Wheels of Society' is a vivid, cogent, ground-breaking proposal for us to re-think ourselves in order to steer civilisation back to safety.
Forough Farrokhzad was one of the most iconic dissenting voices in modern Iranian history. In 'Beyond Black...', Maryam Diener brilliantly inhabits the feminist poet's perspective to retell her tragic story and explore the conflicting needs of family, love, emotional truth and freedom of expression in a highly patriarchal, conservative society.
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