Jamie Oliver, Ali Smith, New Yorker Festival, King James Bible

Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.   SUBSCRIBE TO THE MAGAZINE | ORDER A SINGLE COPY | FOLLOW US ON TWITTER | FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK Photo Essay View previous Photo Essays The September/October issue of Intelligent Life is now available for free on iPad, iPhone and Android tablets and smartphones A SOUND MADE FOR FURY Mood music: short, sharp, often sulky, rock songs are good at anger. Charlie McCann tracks down some fierce excellence... read more » UNCOMPROMISING VISIONS Inspiring Women: Ali Smith on Grace Paley and Katherine Mansfield—two forceful writers who "altered the potential" of short stories... read more » JAMIE OLIVER'S LOVELY JUBBLY The Wine-List Inspector: Jamie’s Italian may be cheerful—but with his wines, Tim Atkin advises, it’s best not to be too cheap... read more » WRITER OF THE WEEK...ANN WROE IN THE BEGINNING WAS THE SOUND The King James Bible is more than 400 years old, but the music of its sentences still rings out. What exactly made it so good? Ann Wroe gives chapter and verse read more » HANDWRITING: AN ELEGY As more and more of our words are tapped out on keyboards, Ann Wroe celebrates a dying art read more » WORDSWORTH'S CONTINUOUS FORCE Authors on Museums: William Wordsworth didn’t just live in the Lake District—he helped define it. Ann Wroe celebrates Dove Cottage, once his home, now his memorial read more » THE BEST MONTH IS BRUMAIRE The Big Question: Ann Wroe picks a month that was invented during the French Revolution read more » THE EDITORS' BLOG...AT THE NEW YORKER FESTIVAL PAUL SIMON'S SIDEWALK DIMES read more » JONATHAN FRANZEN V CLAY SHIRKY read more » PHANTOM'S THREE GENERATIONS read more » STELLA RIMINGTON AS "COUNTERSPY" read more » EDITH WINDSOR KEEPS LOVE ALIVE read more » NEW YORK'S FUTURE? "THE NEW VENICE" read more » IMMERSION JOURNALISM AND SEX read more » MICHAEL CHABON AND JENNIFER EGAN read more » FROM THE ARCHIVE: WHAT GIGGS AND TENDULKAR HAVE IN COMMON Sportsmen are not supposed to get better at the end of their careers, but nobody told Ryan Giggs and Sachin Tendulkar. Tim de Lisle pinpoints their virtues... read more » home     lifestyle     arts     ideas     places     about     subscribe     FOLLOW US ON TWITTER     contact us     advertise Intelligent Life | Copyright The Economist Newspaper Limited 2011 | All rights reserved | Disclaimer | Terms and conditions You have received this message because you subscribed to a weekly newsletter from More Intelligent Life. Manage your newsletters from The Economist Unsubscribe sittishon.whungsinsujarit.adsmpmail@blogger.com from this list. You are receiving this email because you opted in at MoreIntelligentLife.com