Daniel Kalder

Daniel Kalder is an author based in Texas. His latest book, Dictator Literature, is published by Oneworld

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