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Martyn PearcePearls and Irritations |
Public life is loud, reactive and full of people mistaking noise for importance. But there is a difference between speaking when something must be...
Across this week’s pieces on P&I, the same question keeps appearing: who or what restrains power when the powerful decide restraint is optional?...
The Boys spent years exaggerating the Trump era. By its final season, political reality had become so grotesque that satire was struggling to stay...
The World Cup is compromised, commercialised and often grotesque – but it can still show us something true about belonging, about multicultural...