Fred de FossardImmigration And Hospitality: The Reality Of Post-Brexit Britain.The plight faced by our restaurants and hotels is instructive of our wider economy. No matter how hard or soft a Brexit we pursue, high…Apr 10, 2017Apr 10, 2017
Fred de FossardJohnny Got His Gun: an overlooked gem of First World War literatureMore than just the inspiration for a Metallica song, this unconventional novel is war literature for our time.Feb 19, 2015Feb 19, 2015
Fred de FossardinApplaudienceWhiplash: what even is Jazz music anymore?The search for individual greatness in Whiplash mirrors modern Jazz’s desire for virtuoso perfection in an age when it’s lost its bite.Feb 18, 2015Feb 18, 2015
Fred de FossardFree Speech vs No Platform: the politics of Enlightenment in the 21st Century.The Enlightenment need not be the preserve of libertarians, and the right. The progressive cause will only flourish with freedom of speechFeb 17, 20151Feb 17, 20151
Fred de FossardBritain is busy wasting its renewable potential.Our wind-energy sector is a producers’ market. Empower consumers, reform demand, and see our wind industry truly flourish.Feb 14, 2015Feb 14, 2015
Fred de FossardFailure to enact The Big Society has hurt the Tories, and the country.If only Cameron believed in his 2010 vision, this government would not have left such a contradictory, incoherent, half-baked legacy.Feb 13, 2015Feb 13, 2015
Fred de FossardEx Machina: prescient, thrilling, and deviantAlex Garland’s film is a jewel of British cinema. It is an original, modern critique of humanity’s relationship with Artificial IntelligenceFeb 13, 2015Feb 13, 2015
