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“... us its postwar legacy. High Sunderland was commissioned in 1956 by the textile designer Bernat Klein, and was both his home and workplace for the next sixty years. Built on a remote hillside between Selkirk and Peebles, the house follows a simple pattern: a rectangle divided into interconnecting modules or rooms, including two courtyards and a carport. Its ...”

“... mainly about Britain in a terse investigative style that I had feared was out of date. Naomi Klein, based in Canada, ranges all over the world and writes infectiously with verve and passion. Again and again their themes converge. Both contemptuously reject the view, which seemed supreme after the collapse of the Berlin Wall and what used to be known ...”

“... Anthea’s imagoes he lets fly with a familiar volley of references to Jung, Winnicott and Melanie Klein, reminding us briefly of what a bore he can be on these subjects, vitally important as they are. Drawing on her classroom experiences, Anthea writes a treatise, ‘Symbolism and Meaning in Small Children’. It expresses her conviction that children can ...”