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61.

From bitter loss to sweet relief: baking as therapy (spectator.co.uk)

44 points

7 years ago

62.

Emperor for three years: the doomed reign of Maximilian I of Mexico (spectator.co.uk)

43 points

4 years ago

63.

Where is the moral outrage about Britain’s grooming gangs? (spectator.co.uk)

42 points

3 years ago

64.

Born out of suffering: the inspiration of Dostoevsky’s great novels (spectator.co.uk)

42 points

5 years ago

65.

It took a long time for de Gaulle to become ‘de Gaulle’ (spectator.co.uk)

42 points

8 years ago

66.

Airline classes as wealth redistribution (spectator.co.uk)

41 points

13 years ago

67.

Why do we write dedications in books? (spectator.co.uk)

41 points

7 years ago

68.

The menace of memes: how pictures can paint a thousand lies (blogs.spectator.co.uk)

41 points

12 years ago

69.

Kindred: Neanderthal Life, Love, Death and Art (spectator.co.uk)

40 points

6 years ago

70.

Seducing Mussolini (spectator.co.uk)

40 points

9 years ago

71.

Jane Carlyle survived a miserable marriage by satirizing it (spectator.co.uk)

39 points

9 years ago

72.

Thomas Paine: spendthrift, scrounger and polemicist of genius (usa.spectator.co.uk)

39 points

8 years ago

73.

Victorians were obsessed with the moon (spectator.co.uk)

38 points

7 years ago

74.

The programme of art plunder initiated by Hermann Göring (spectator.co.uk)

38 points

5 years ago

75.

The modern economy is built on addiction (2021) (spectator.co.uk)

36 points

4 years ago

76.

An Englishman who saved Japan’s cherry blossoms (spectator.co.uk)

36 points

7 years ago

77.

‘Liz Truss hasn’t understood a word I wrote’, says PM’s favourite author (spectator.co.uk)

35 points

4 years ago

78.

No lockdown, please, we’re Swedish (spectator.co.uk)

34 points

6 years ago

79.

Is Mark Twain’s old age best forgotten? (spectator.co.uk)

33 points

4 years ago

80.

John le Carré's private life, revealed in letters and a kiss-and-tell (spectator.co.uk)

32 points

4 years ago

81.

The paradox of Graham Greene (spectator.co.uk)

32 points

6 years ago

82.

The Art of the Reading Nook (spectator.co.uk)

32 points

4 years ago

83.

Don't believe Orson Welles (spectator.co.uk)

32 points

11 years ago

84.

Günter Grass: From Enfant Terrible to Grand Old Man (spectator.co.uk)

32 points

9 years ago

85.

A number of great composers were fond of the bottle, but can you hear it? (spectator.co.uk)

31 points

9 years ago

86.

‘I always made an awkward bow’: John Keats’s poignant farewell (spectator.co.uk)

31 points

4 years ago

87.

A short history of flash photography (spectator.co.uk)

30 points

9 years ago

88.

Wind turbines are neither clean nor green and they provide zero global energy (spectator.co.uk)

29 points

9 years ago

89.

Samuel Beckett’s letters reveal a fiercely private workoholic (spectator.co.uk)

28 points

10 years ago

90.

The art of the hermit (spectator.co.uk)

27 points

6 years ago