Issue 1783

Stuffed mussels to stuffed stomachs! - We’ll tell you about the good stuff

Food editor Bencan Yalcin takes a look at London's take on Turkish seafood

The Historemix

Divorced, beheaded, died, the pop sensation - the infamous tale of Henry VIII's six wives gets a fresh twist

The show never before seen and never to be seen again

Musical meets improv like never before at the Lyric Theatre

Waterstones Book of the Year 2021 Shortlist

For nearly a decade now, the UK’s favourite bookseller has taken upon itself the task of nominating a so-called ‘Book of the Year’. Many British bookworms view this list as a benchmark of literary value, or at the very least a straightforward way to know which novels are worth

Men’s Issues Are Real: It Is Feminism That’s Tackling Them

A second response to the article which proposed critiques of modern-day feminism.

Infected at Imperial

How twenty years at Imperial led me to write a book on infectious diseases.

Don't Let Undeserved Pleasure Dictate Your Life

Comment writer Runtian Wu shares his thoughts on the pursuit of pleasure.

Smoke a Cigarette a Day or Loneliness? Choose the First Option.

Loneliness can be deadly.

My Thoughts on the Spontaneous Community of Compatriots

...and Why Reasons behind its Formation Cannot be Ignored

In a woman's troubled mind

A deeply unsettling adaptation of Rebecca Watson's 'Little Scratch' guides the audience through the disturbing daily thoughts of a rape victim

William Hogarth's line(s) of beauty

Tate Britain shines light on the margins of British paintings and lives of the characters painted therein