Let Them Eat Pudding! Until recently, only the friends and family of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire could experience their Yorkshire estate. Now just about anyone can come
Anna Bottinelli The president of the Monuments Men and Women Foundation hunts down invaluable works of art that went missing during World War II
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Parental Misguidance
Eating Their Words
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Study: Volume Two
Christopher Niquet launched Study, a magazine that devotes entire issues to one subject, in July. The first one focused on photography…
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Ffern
Owen Mears and Emily Cameron grew up in the English countryside, where they took for granted the mood-elevating scents provided…
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Philosophy Bites
The podcast Philosophy Bites will bring you back to your college lecture hall, but in the best possible way. (There will be no essays…
A Man of Parts John le Carré was always obsessed with controlling his narrative. Following the publication of a tell-all by one of his mistresses, the spy novelist is once again seeking to set the record straight—this time, from the grave
How the Bright Young Things Bloomed Nino Strachey’s Young Bloomsbury explores the influence of the Bloomsbury Set on the 1920s’ Bright Young Things
Larger than Life Paul Clements writes Jan Morris: Life from Both Sides, the first ever biography of the intrepid author and trans pioneer
Hepworth’s Natural Habitat A retrospective of British sculptor Barbara Hepworth’s work goes on view at Tate St. Ives, in Cornwall, England, where the artist lived and worked
