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Big as in substantial, powerful, famous; men as in weak, wicked, and notorious. Gitta Sereny on Albert Speer, the tyrant as survivor; Caroline Alexander on the classical tyrant, Hastings Banda; Andrea Ashworth on the tyrant in the next room, her stepfather. Blake Morrison considers failing manhood, John Sweeney investigates the myth and mystery of Hitler’s missing testicle, and Douglas Brooker photographs the young – some may say strange – women of L.A. Contents:Andrea Ashworth - Our Mother’s New ManWill Hobson - Dear AdolfJohn Sweeney - Hitler and the BillygoatCaroline Alexander - Plato SpeaksBlake Morrison - Bicycle ThievesDouglas Brooker - LA WomenLindsey Hilsum - Where is Kigali?Edward Blishen - Trouble at the WaterworksClaire Messud - The Professor’s HistoryClive Sinclair - The Lady with the LaptopHarold Pinter - Girls
Big as in substantial, powerful, famous; men as in weak, wicked, and notorious. Gitta Sereny on Albert Speer, the tyrant as survivor; Caroline Alexander on the classical tyrant, Hastings Banda; Andrea Ashworth on the tyrant in the next room, her stepfather. Blake Morrison considers failing manhood, John Sweeney investigates the myth and mystery of Hitler’s missing testicle, and Douglas Brooker photographs the young – some may say strange – women of L.A. Contents:Andrea Ashworth - Our Mother’s New ManWill Hobson - Dear AdolfJohn Sweeney - Hitler and the BillygoatCaroline Alexander - Plato SpeaksBlake Morrison - Bicycle ThievesDouglas Brooker - LA WomenLindsey Hilsum - Where is Kigali?Edward Blishen - Trouble at the WaterworksClaire Messud - The Professor’s HistoryClive Sinclair - The Lady with the LaptopHarold Pinter - Girls
Claire Messud
Claire Messud is an American novelist and literature and creative writing professor. She is best known as the author of the 2006 novel The Emperor's Children. She lives with her husband and...
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