Cultural Capital
James Marriott, Naomi AldermanA newsletter about ideas, literature and the arts
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 87 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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Weirdness of General de Gaulle, zoonotic fever in the Indus Valley, PISA decline, Paradise Lost
The Fall of the Rebel Angels by Gustave Dorés (from Illustrations to Paradise Lost)
Hello,
Welcome to Cultural Capital. I’m in Scotland promoting the book. In The Times I wrote about the new General de Gaulle film. I loved it. It’s great...
Celtic war horn, the end of typing, Blindness, how to sell books
The Magic Apple Tree by Samuel Palmer
Hello,
Welcome to Cultural Capital. In The Times I wrote a defence of the idea of “the classic”.
The New Dark Ages is out this week! Available from all good bookshops (and probably also some disreput...
Chicken world conquest, what is art?, poetry and the English Civil War, Kenneth Tynan in quotes
Killary Harbour by Paul Henry
Hello,
Welcome to Cultural Capital. In The Times I wrote a “personal essay” about “books and me”:
I was, everyone who met me agreed, an intensely, even freakishly bookish kid. In almost every photograph my...
The hollowness of life (a good thing), Kenneth Clark bangers, the rise of indulgence, the genius of Kenneth Tynan
Still Life with Lemons, Oranges and a Rose by Francisco de Zurbarán
Hello,
Welcome to Cultural Capital. On the principle that it’s good to argue against yourself every so often, I wrote a defence of hollowness and triviality of modern lif...
Thugs, concentrated erotic insanity, benefits of coffee, educating electricians, was Freud right?
Seaton Deleval by John Piper
Hello,
Welcome to Cultural Capital. In The Times this week I wrote about the decline of casual conversation and the role of sociable cities in creating and sustaining liberal values:
Cities are schools of t...
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