Juliet Jacques

Juliet Jacques returns to one of Britain’s best silent films.

An interview with McKenzie Wark.

Neil McKenna’s book revisits one of Victorian Britain’s most explosive trials.

A new volume remembers "experimental" author B S Johnson as far more than a novelist.

When it comes to pronouns or gendered descriptors, it's better to allow people autonomy over their identities rather than impose your own preconceptions.

The Tate Modern’s new exhibition asks how painting and performance art met – and parted.

Juliet Jacques explores the complexities of "confessional" journalism.

The former Norwich and Leicester star talks further about his mental health campaign.

Leeds United’s title win of 1992 was the last of its kind in many ways.

A mysterious narrator, tricks of the mind and admirably pragmatic prose.

The narrative that homophobia in football was primarily responsible for his death forms a dauntingly

The media's monstering of transgender people is finally being challenged.

Can inspirational LGBT figures help the victims of homophobic bullying?

Tate Britain’s Vorticism exhibition revisits one of English art’s most radical and yet mysterious movements.