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Letter from Israel: The endless war Reporting from Tel Aviv and Ramallah as the latest rash of violence began to sweep Israel, Jason Cowley finds a nation implacably set on a course of war . . . and increasingly disconnected from the world. New Statesman, November 22nd 2012 Letter from Harlow: Reaching for utopia After the war, Harlow was supposed to offer east Londoners the chance of a fresh start and a stab at the good life. New Statesman, October 25th 2012 George Osborne: the Austerity Chancellor by Janan Ganesh A biographer awestruck by his subject. New Statesman, October 25th 2012 Ed Miliband doesn’t lack ideas but he’s still short of hard detail The Labour leader believes he can reform capitalism but has yet to find a language that will fire the voter. Evening Standard, October 1st 2012 Every Love Story is a Ghost Story: A Life of David Foster Wallace by DT Max Though tortured by isolation and his fastidious intellect, David Foster Wallace produced work that will endure. Financial Times, September 14th 2012 Ed Miliband: He’s not for turning How will Ed Miliband remake capitalism when there is no money to spend? New Statesman, September 5th 2012 The Footballer Who Could Fly by Duncan Hamilton How football, the working man’s passion, united a father and son. Financial Times, August 24th 2012 What does David Cameron want? The Prime Minister's lack of originality. New Statesman, July 4th 2012 Lionel Messi Jason Cowley is granted a rare interview with the world’s best footballer. The Times, June 23rd 2012 Hodgson’s way is so in tune with austerity Britain Very much in the image of their manager, Roy Hodgson, England were well organised, disciplined, lacking in flair, modestly artisan and resilient. Evening Standard, June 12th 2012 Editor's Note: England, Scotland, Britain? An independent Scotland would be viable but why break up Britain? New Statesman, June 6th 2012 |
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