Writers are “the custodians of language”, Sir Salman Rushdie tells The Economist. When the powerful twist words to conceal the truth or change the rules, writers have a duty to point this out https://t.co/gm8p81aIM7 ...

When asked about the arguably arguably world's most famous playright, most people would tell you that they actually are familiar with at least one of his works. I mean, I bet at least half of the people here have read Romeo and Juliet, McBth, Hamlet or the Tempest. And they have at least the slightest notion of the themes and topics presented in his works even if they haven't actually read them.But what makes um these plays, these classics um so prevalent and so relevant after over 400 years. And most impor ...