Is it awfully communist?

Why books that became beloved classics struggled to find their way into print

The year was 1987. The Soviet Union, under leader Mikhail Gorbachev, was approaching its final chapters. As if to catch the dying embers of the USSR, recently graduated pianist James Kirby left his li

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PETER GILES

Wyndham Lewis’s pro-fascist polemical novel was enabled by a left-wing writer

TRICKS LITERARY ILLUSIONS Performance magic and Victorian ...