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Tim de Lisle

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Tim de Lisle is editor of Intelligent Life magazine and the rock critic at the Mail on Sunday in London.

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Recent articles by Tim de Lisle:

    • RAE OF LIGHT
    • PRAISE FOR THE PAJAMA MEN
    • ONE MAN AND HIS ISLAND
    • WHY WE ARE CELEBRATING MUSEUMS
    • "AN EDUCATION": MORE COM THAN ROM
    • RICHARD HAWLEY'S MOOD MUSIC
    • BACH TO THE FUTURE
    • KING OF POP? ONLY BRIEFLY
    • THE PLAYLIST: ISLAND RECORDS
    • ON THE COVER: WHAT'S ICONIC (AND WHAT'S NOT)
    • BYRNE AND ENO: TWICE IN A LIFETIME
    • THE PLAYLIST: MOTOWN AT 50
    • ON THE COVER: MASS INTELLIGENCE
    • AN OLYMPIC GAME
    • OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST CRITICS: BOOKS
    • OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST CRITICS: AN INTRODUCTION
    • OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST CRITICS: ROCK MUSIC
    • OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST CRITICS: DANCE, ART & CLASSICAL MUSIC
    • OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST CRITICS: TELEVISION, THEATRE & POP CULTURE
    • LET US HEAR FROM YOU
    • THE PLAYLIST: LEONARD COHEN
    • OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST CRITICS: FILM

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Comment of the moment

quote How could Mr. Ewing talk about board game renaissance without mentioning Settlers of Catan, Carcassonne, which are far less repetitive than risk or monopoly and have been the true catalyst of the recent board game revival. ...

Books and Arts

  • The proliferation business: Unstoppable?
  • American power: Empire state
  • New fiction: Ian McEwan: Mr Sunshine
  • Scandinavian crime fiction: Inspector Norse
  • Artists in 19th-century Britain: Outsider
  • Henri Matisse: Ascent of a master
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