Richard Johnstone reviews Michael Jenkins’s A House in Flanders
09 May 13 Comments (0)
Captured by the Thuilliers
A mixture of the professional and the amateur brings a distinctive character to a remarkable collection of wartime photos, writes Richard Johnstone
13 Mar 13 Comments (0)
Twin virtues
A new “designer classic” argues for pressing on and letting go, writes Richard Johnstone
04 Nov 12 Comments (0)A kind of biography
Three books recover forgotten lives in very different ways, writes Richard Johnstone
25 Oct 12 Comments (0)
Up-to-date with a vengeance
Richard Johnstone’s paperback of the month, Bram Stoker’s thoroughly modern Dracula
05 Sep 12 Comments (0)
An outsider at war
Richard Johnstone reviews Frederic Manning’s extraordinary account of the foot soldiers of the first world war
04 Jun 12 Comments (0)
Memories for the future
If we are the sum of our memories, then how should we go about creating them, asks Richard Johnstone
27 Apr 12 Comments (0)Cover stories
Richard Johnstone on Picador’s reissue of White Noise, and its fortieth anniversary cover design
04 Apr 12 Comments (0)
