Archive
If We Make It Through December: 2024 in Review
by Sean Bell
Sean Bell's long read reflects on the events of 2024, from continued genocide in Gaza through to the elections in France, the UK and the USA.
James Connolly, lost and found
by Sean Bell
Sean Bell offers personal reflections on a new collection of James Connolly's lost and early writings.
Review: The tragedy of Megalopolis
by Sean Bell
Sean Bell delivers his verdict on Francis Ford Coppola's $120 million magnum opus, Megalopolis.
Review: A History of Irish Republicanism in Dundee
by Sean Bell
A new history of Irish republicanism in Dundee makes a valuable contribution to our understanding of Irish diaspora and solidarity politics in Scotland, writes Sean Bell.
Review: Against Landlords
by Sean Bell
The abolition of landlordism is not only desirable, but achievable – and desperately necessary, writes Sean Bell.
Tom Nairn's spirit endures but can his work continue?
by Sean Bell
Sean Bell reports and reflects on the recent conference in memory of Scottish writer and academic Tom Nairn.
