Kociejowski’s poems are an antidote to the dumbing down of modern life
Ian Thomson praises the hushed intensity of Marius Kociejowski’s poems
From American Psycho to Charlie Hebdo
Ian Thomson welcomes Bret Easton Ellis’s waspish critique of ‘Generation Wuss’
Fellini’s films mingle piety with paganism
Fellini’s films captured Rome’s character, says Ian Thomson
The suffering poet who sighed for lost Edens
Charting the toxic and tragic marriage of Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes
A comedy obsessed with divine justice
Dante thought politicians had ruined Italy. His poem takes revenge
