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BOOKS OF THE YEAR I: Reviewers choose the books they have most enjoyed in 2020--and a few that have disappointed them

• Authors : Wheeler, Sara; Bearn, Emily; Potts, Olivia

• Source: Spectator. Nov 7, 2020, Vol. 344 Issue 10028, p35, 5 p.

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In two minds: Can people of one race really understand the experience of another? asks Colin Grant

• Source: Spectator. Oct 3, 2020, Vol. 344 Issue 10023, p40, 8 p.

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Spells and bindings: Dennis Duncan enjoys some of the world's most bizarre books

• Source: Spectator. Oct 3, 2020, Vol. 344 Issue 10023, p30, 10 p.

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Scouse style: Richard Bratby on Britain's oldest and ballsiest orchestra, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, which has taken on everyone from gang leaders to Derek Hatton

• Source: Spectator. July 11, 2020, Vol. 343 Issue 10011, p34, 5 p.

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Bad science exposed: Research has always been susceptible to fraud, but regulations are now much tighter than they were, says David Wootton

• Source: Spectator. July 11, 2020, Vol. 343 Issue 10011, p26, 5 p.

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Painting vs sculpture: In an extract from their book, Antony Gormley tells Martin Gayford that the 3-D will always trump the 2-D

• Authors : Gayford, Martin

• Source: Spectator. Nov 7, 2020, Vol. 344 Issue 10028, p52, 3 p.

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LIFE

• Source: Spectator. Oct 3, 2020, Vol. 344 Issue 10023, p53, 3 p.

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From Nietzsche to Zion and Beyond

• Authors : Arkush, Allan

• Source: Modern Age. Summer, 2020, Vol. 62 Issue 3, p55, 4 p.

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The Art of Character

• Authors : Chaves, Jonathan

• Source: Modern Age. Summer, 2020, Vol. 62 Issue 3, p75, 4 p.

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The New Secessionism

• Authors : Sorens, Jason

• Source: Modern Age. Summer, 2020, Vol. 62 Issue 3, p59, 4 p.

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