The National, March 2018 When José Carlos Martínez was growing up in Cartagena, he loved the unique movements and rhythms that are woven into the fabric of Spanish dance and folklore; the flamenco, the fandango, […]
The National, March 2018 It looks for all the world like the backdrop to a vibrant Coldplay or pounding Chemical Brothers concert. As the music reaches its crescendo, colourful images pulse away on huge screens […]
The National, March 2018 A radiant Malala Yousafzai is enveloped by a large pink flower, the youngest-ever Nobel Peace Prize winner depicted at a lectern standing up for the right of girls to go to […]
The National, March 2018 When Philip Hensher was a child his family would set off for English holidays at 5am, his mother packing a camping stove and frying pan so they could stop at a […]
The Observer, February 2018 There’s a quiet moment in Abraham Lincoln Has Been Shot – one of the more ambitious stories in Daniel Alarcón’s memorable new collection – when Hank, who is splitting up with […]