Charles Moore
Charles Moore was editor of The Spectator 1984 – 1990. He continues to write a weekly column, The Spectator’s Notes. You can read extracts of his column here.
Both the hopes Trump raises in his supporters and the fears he inspires in his opponents are largely illusory
His work’s modernity, making such innovative use of the main literary traditions of the West, would have been unimaginable in the nineteenth century
Plus: concerns about the pending future of The Spectator and Telegraph
The Making of the Anglo-Irish Agreement of 1985: A Memoir by David Goodall reviewed
I hope the banjoist is now free to reveal publicly how the industry operates these days
