09/02/2022 - 1:03am

JK Rowling sees through her enemies Her new book is more than a persecution fantasy

Kat Rosenfield

11.04

When libel laws are needed Smear campaigns are not protected by free speech

Andrew Doyle

21.12

What books have we been denied? Publishers now operate in a state of fear

Philip Hensher

09.08

How cancel culture hurts the Left Liberals are in danger of losing the culture wars

Kat Rosenfield

29.07

The dangers of Twitter Sometimes death threats do come true

Jenny McCartney

07.05

Publishing is now a Left-wing bubble A letter filled with hysterical analogies indicates an industry in crisis

Douglas Murray

01.02

Why snark is better than smarm The cult of kindness is, in practice, a permission slip to be cruel

Sarah Ditum

24.12

Harry Potter fans need to grow up The Boy Who Lived hit 40 this year, but the books' binary worldview hasn't aged well

Sam Leith

11.09

Christianity was the original cancel culture For 2,000 years people in power have been trying to no-platform those they consider a threat to hearts and minds

Catherine Nixey

31.07

Harry Potter fans need to grow up The Boy Who Lived is 40 today, but the books' binary worldview of goodies and baddies hasn't aged well

Sam Leith

10.07

So much for the bravery of the Harper’s letter The response to the free speech petition has once again exposed the intolerance of the Left

Douglas Murray

12.06

Why J.K. Rowling had to be denounced Frenzied activists are driving the cast of Harry Potter to publicly betray an old friend

Douglas Murray