Issue 69

Henk van Woerden

‘He stabbed the man in front of him yet again, three more times, before he was overpowered by the bystanders.’

Henk van Woerden on the assassination of the South African Prime Minister in 1966.

Issue 69

Richard Williams

‘The interim report filed by the investigator from the coroner's bureau listed him as a black male, 5ft 7in tall, weighing 1351b‘.

Richard Watson

A panel discussion about the origins of the British jihad.

Richard Watson

Richard Watson on Islamic fundamentalism, British security services and the future of terrorism and counter-intelligence.

Binyavanga Wainaina

‘My first name, Binyavanga, has always been a sort of barometer of public mood.’

Evie Wyld

‘It was just past nine when the fuel ran out.’

Simon Willis

‘Like an excitable child, I rushed to the foyer to buy my copy.’

Gao Xingjian

Richard Watson

‘This is the story of the British jihad.’

Issue 103

Lois Williams

‘A world of soft things stacked deeply.’

Issue 99

Josh Weil

‘The jungle was all stillness, time kept only by the markings of his breath.’

Issue 99

Gemini Wahhaj

‘Now Bangladesh survives only on aid, on other people feeding its people.’

John Wray

‘It was a question of not thinking about what you were doing.’

Issue 95

Fan Wu

‘I stood in front of the roller coaster, whose winding tracks looked like intestines in a demon's stomach.’