The Independent • 20th July 2020 The 2020 Rupert Cornwell prize The third Rupert Cornwell Prize for Journalism has been won by Thomas Graham
Bodley Head • 23rd November 2019 The Sacrifice When I arrive in Llallagua it is dark, freezing and silent, save the shuffling miners. I follow them up to the mouth of the mine as the sun rises.
The Economist • 21st September 2019 El Alto: High and Mighty The surprising liberalism of Bolivia’s “Aymara capital”
BBC • 3rd March 2019 Raza: The strange story of Franco's 'lost' film Most dictatorships end in revolution, or don’t really end at all. Spain was a rare exception.
Sight & Sound • 3rd March 2019 Interview with Kleber Mendonça Filho When Kleber Mendonça Filho’s Aquarius emerged on the festival circuit, its resonance with Brazil’s political turmoil was uncanny.
Apolitical • 9th November 2017 Sweden's job centres are the best in the world—and they're private If you’re going to get fired, do it in Sweden.
Little White Lies • 3rd March 2019 How Graham Greene became one of cinema’s greatest writers If childhood is “the bank balance of the writer,” then British novelist Graham Greene had plenty to draw on.
