Daniel Kalder

Daniel Kalder is an author based in Texas. Previously, he spent ten years living in the former Soviet bloc. His latest book, Dictator Literature, is published by Oneworld

Chernobyl: A Traveller’s Guide

BY Daniel Kalder / 6 mins

Will Matthew McConaughey become Texas’s next Governor?

BY Daniel Kalder / 2 mins

Don’t fall for Putin’s enemies

BY Daniel Kalder / 6 mins

What America can learn from Russia

BY Daniel Kalder / 6 mins

WeWork’s mad messiah

BY Daniel Kalder / 6 mins

Is Texas turning blue?

BY Daniel Kalder / 6 mins

Older leaders are not always wiser

BY Daniel Kalder / 5 mins

My time with Jesus, in Siberia

BY Daniel Kalder / 6 mins

How paranoia drives politics

BY Daniel Kalder / 6 mins

Alaska could have ended history

BY Daniel Kalder / 6 mins

The secrets of Scotland’s ancient capital

BY Daniel Kalder / 7 mins

Is this the world’s worst dictator?

BY Daniel Kalder / 7 mins

How Europe’s Last Dictator survived

BY Daniel Kalder / 6 mins

What does my gladiator dream mean?

BY Daniel Kalder / 7 mins

This is no ‘cultural revolution’

BY Daniel Kalder / 6 mins

How Texas is coping with the end of lockdown

BY Daniel Kalder / 7 mins

Don’t go looking for utopia in lockdown

BY Daniel Kalder / 6 mins

Nineties Russia prepared me for coronageddon

BY Daniel Kalder / 7 mins

The cringe of Right-wing celebrity-worship

BY Daniel Kalder / 5 mins

Tinpot Trump is nothing like Hitler

BY Daniel Kalder / 7 mins

America’s rich and powerful will believe anything

BY Daniel Kalder / 6 mins

Russia’s brief encounter with the sexual revolution

BY Daniel Kalder / 6 mins

The End of the World is always nigh

BY Daniel Kalder / 4 mins

Communism’s war on Christianity and Islam

BY Daniel Kalder / 7 mins

Who are you calling a dictator?

BY Daniel Kalder / 5 mins

A vision of Britain’s polarised future

BY Daniel Kalder / 6 mins

Brexit, Thunberg and the dangers of blind hope

BY Daniel Kalder / 5 mins