Left From The West

The third most frightening thing about Philip K Dick’s Valis is that it is largely autobiographical. I realised this halfway through reading...

  Terrence Malick’s Day of Heaven is a painterly web of ironies. The title itself contrasts with the arduous and uncertain lives of the mig...

I stumbled across Friedrich Nietzsche’s On the Genealogy of Morals this summer, which I suppose is the bibliophilic equivalent of a boorish ...

Following the acquittal of Ivor Bell, I conducted this extensive interview with Anthony McIntyre exploring the trial, the judgment and the...

I became friends with Lyra McKee through our mutual close friendships with Anthony McIntyre and Ruth Dudley Edwards. That alone will tell ...

Kevin Myers speaking to Seán O'Rourke on RTE radio yesterday By many accounts from across the political spectrum — including that o...

Yesterday's retractions of articles written by Kevin Myers  for the  Sunday Times  and the  Irish Independent  (8 years after pub...