March 2025

}

June 27, 2025

l

editor@creativeunderworld.com

In March, Cal Revely-Calder followed the echoing voices in Samuel Beckett’s trilogy; Michael Caines visited the state of Denmark, on stage and screen; Clarissa Hyman explored the challenges facing food systems; Sophie Oliver uncovered the romance in Dora Carrington’s art; Dinah Birch set sail. Here are some highlights from the month:  

‘I shall never fit in any school’: Light, energy and joy: the work of Dora Carrington

A fresh classical sunlight: Revisiting W. H. Auden’s postwar poetry collection The Shield of Achilles

Call her Ishmaelle: A modern retelling of Moby-Dick

Go on, go on, go on: Samuel Beckett’s three influential novels from the 1950s, reissued

On the crest of a wave: The ‘irreverent, infectiously eccentric’ director who revolutionized cinema

Your Mental State level is rising: The Danish prince, on stage and in San Andreas

Behind closed doors: The daughter of Gisèle Pelicot on the family’s ordeal

Baking bad: Natural and industrial bread

All this family business: A humble retainer in Tanzania is accused of stealing

The Panther in his cage: Rilke’s elegies and sonnets made him the pre-eminent German lyric poet

The post March 2025 appeared first on TLS.