Elena Shalneva
Stick to love
The sequel to Call Me By Your Name should not be politicised
Brought To Life By ‘Death In Venice’
“Death in Venice is the best book ever written about the nature of creative talent”
Modi's myopia and indifference to the poor
Lockdown has exposed rifts in Indian society between the urban middle classes and those excluded from ‘civil’ society
Eliot’s editorial legacy
“The purpose of this magazine, and the sign of its intelligence, is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind simultaneously”
‘When freedom came, God disappeared’
One of Roger Scruton’s last works, an opera libretto set in Eastern Europe, contains some of his most revelatory thinking on the divine