01/21/2022 - 12:00am

The rise of the literary noble savage They can be 'problematic' without being cancelled

Alex Perez

17.01

The annihilation of Michel Houellebecq Purged of venom, his sentimental swan song falls flat

Ann Manov

11.01

The truth about trans murders Performative headlines can't disguise the facts

Tish Still

07.01

Licorice Pizza: a forgettable nostalgia flick What's wrong with enjoying things one last time?

Ann Manov

07.01

Michel Houellebecq is a hopeless romantic He's cynical about sex, yet prey to the potential of love

Jarryd Bartle

06.01

Norman Mailer wanted to be cancelled Naked obscenity was his greatest weapon

Tomiwa Owolade

29.12

My fight with the Rebel Dykes Eroticising violence against women will never be progressive

Julie Bindel

22.12

Porn will destroy you It was inevitable that such depraved material would corrupt us

Sarah Ditum

15.12

The cult of Christopher Hitchens He would be unimpressed by the fawning of his fans

Tomiwa Owolade

07.12

Why 50-somethings have the best sex The middle-aged are pushing erotic boundaries

Zoe Strimpel

01.12

Sex positivity’s hidden victims Consent is no protection from evil grooming gangs

Mary Harrington

24.11

The importance of Freddie Mercury After his death, gay society became more reckless

Philip Hensher