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Books
What to read in 2024
...FICTION JANUARYThe Vulnerables by Sigrid Nunez (Virago)Hot on the heels of Michael Cunningham’s Day, fellow American Sigrid Nunez gives us her novelistic take on lockdown life during Covid — albeit in wilder...
December 28, 2023
UK social housing
Councils in England call for more powers to deal with empty homes
...“We’ve been frantically trying to find solutions on the ground because there isn’t anything from government,” said Fredericks....
January 10, 2024
FT Live
Business Book of the Year Award 2024
The search for the best business book is under way
Monday, 9 December1 Grosvenor Pl, London SW1X 7HJ, UK
Books
The books to read in 2023
...Kairos by Jenny Erpenbeck, translated by Michael Hofmann (Granta/New Directions) Available in English for the first time, Kairos is the story of a passionate yet toxic affair set in Berlin during the tail-end...
January 9, 2023
Art on the West Coast: Frieze Week LA 2023
Computer art enters the mainstream with Lacma’s Coded show
...In 1968, the Californian abstract painter Frederick Hammersley was at an impasse....
February 10, 2023
InterviewBook awards
Booker winner Shehan Karunatilaka receives a politically charged reception
...Frederick Studemann is the FT’s literary editor Join our online book group on Facebook at FT Books Café...
October 20, 2022
Nilanjana Roy
Do political insiders have the power to thrill?
...Among today’s celebrity politicians turned thriller writers, few have matched Michael Dobbs, former deputy chairman of Britain’s Conservative party deputy....
June 9, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
ReviewTheatre
Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons is an ingenious, absurdist romcom — review
.... ★★★★☆ To March 18 then touring to Manchester and Brighton, lemonstheplay.co.uk Noises Off Phoenix Theatre, London When Michael Frayn first started writing farce, people asked him why he didn’t write...
February 2, 2023
Anjana Ahuja
Scientific rivalries can benefit us all
...The crank in question, Frederick William Edridge-Green, later became an authority on colour blindness. In private, Newton was notoriously prickly....
April 26, 2023
House & Home
Can ‘gentle density’ help us solve the housing crisis?
...In July, the housing secretary Michael Gove announced a new urban quarter for Cambridge on what he describes as a “Medici model”, which focuses on boosting economic, technological and cultural strengths...
November 3, 2023
ReviewMusic
It’s a Wonderful Life, English National Opera — an enchanting Christmas show
...The darker elements of the story are played down, except when Michael Mayes cuts through the sweetness as George’s nemesis, Henry F Potter....
November 29, 2022
The Big Read
JPMorgan: the bank that never lets a crisis go to waste
...Letter in response to this article: JPMorgan’s status today has echoes from the Depression / From Frederick L Feldkamp, Boyne City, MI, US...
May 5, 2023
ReviewTheatre
As You Like It, Soho Place review — wintry enchantment with besotted lovers
...There’s little scenery; instead the stage is dominated by a grand piano at which musician and composer Michael Bruce sits throughout, shaping the atmosphere with music and patiently bearing the frequent...
December 29, 2022
FT Magazine
What I learned attending ‘anti-cancel culture’ college
...“Well sure,” he says, citing works by Frederick Douglass and Richard Wright. “These are essential to understanding the great mistakes that we have made in the United States....
October 26, 2023
Books
The books to read in 2022
...Frederick Studemann is the FT’s literary editor; Laura Battle is the FT’s deputy books editor. Poetry selections by Maria Crawford Join our online book group on Facebook at FT Books Café...
December 29, 2021
HTSI
A secret Sicilian safari
...The photographic safari became a book project when Roberts encountered the Frederick II Foundation, a Sicilian cultural heritage foundation established in 1997 in Palermo, and named for Frederick II – one-time...
March 30, 2022
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
Due Diligence
What’s SoftBank without its golden goose? Premium content
...But judges are not keen on those who flout their orders (as UK business tycoon Frederick Barclay learned last week), and contempt can result in jail time....
August 5, 2022
Life & Arts
FT Weekend Quiz: Michael Gove, New York harbour and ‘Eastenders’
...In 2019, Michael Gove was appointed to which cabinet post? New York harbour (above) is at the mouth of which river? Which New Town in Essex was designed by Sir Frederick Gibberd (above)?...
June 4, 2021
Due Diligence
The mystery of Sutton Place Premium content
...Seeger until it was purchased by the late industrial scion Frederick R. Koch (not to be confused with his Republican mega-donor younger brothers)....
March 15, 2022
Unhedged
Sanctions bite Russia, hard Premium content
...Justin Christofel and Michael Fredericks at BlackRock recommend checking out dividend stocks as a diversifier against Treasuries and as a value play....
April 12, 2022
Chess
Arkell wins British online chess title at 60 — as 10-year-old Scot draws with England No 1
...Michael Adams, the England No 1 and defending online champion, finished a point behind Arkell after conceding too many draws....
August 10, 2021
Moral Money
‘Super-low ambitions’ for COP15 spell bad news for biodiversity
...Frederick traces the history of the movement for socially responsible businesses back more than 50 years....
October 15, 2021
Books
Look to the future — what to read in 2021
...Fans of Michael Symmons Roberts will have Ransom in March (Jonathan Cape), while Kayo Chingonyi’s A Blood Condition is based on themes of inheritance (Chatto & Windus, April)....
December 30, 2020
FT SeriesBest Books of the Year 2021
Best books of 2021: Critics’ picks
...Frederick Studemann FT LITERARY EDITOR Branded Europe’s last Stalinist outpost — a title Belarus may now dispute — precious little was known about life in communist Albania under Enver Hoxha....
November 20, 2021
Joy Lo Dico
How the lawn became a no-mow area
...His business partner Calvert Vaux worked with Frederick Law Olmsted to create the idea of the US lawn as we know it, in the new Riverside area of Illinois in 1868....
May 25, 2021
The Big Read
How the death of Gaddafi is still being felt by Libya’s neighbours
...Letter in response to this article: What Biden can take from the Libyan misadventure / From Jorge Heine, Research Professor of International Relations, Frederick S Pardee School of Global Studies, Boston...
September 8, 2021

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