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Spotlight

Flare Path

We are continually reminded that there are no certainties in war or in matters of the heart

Inside Job

Within a not-very-subtle anti-bank polemic, there lies the nugget of an original and excellent film

Never Let Me Go

We are forced to confront the importance of grabbing the life and love (if we are lucky) we have now

Frieze Diary

I will be blogging every day from the fairs, exhibitions and parties of Frieze Week. Follow my tweets at twitter.com/joshspero

Cash Never Sleeps

Wall Street pulled off the difficult trick of making a supposedly evil, vile, greedy Nero of finance a compelling and almost likeable character

Hurt Locker hailed

There is no doubt that the Hurt Locker was the most deserving winner at the Oscars last night in Hollywood.

The Art of Hedge

The evening broke the mould of both what is expected from a Mayfair art exhibition, as well as its guests.

Adam Dant: Interview

An interview with Adam Dant, the twenty-first century's Hogarth, by William Cash.

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Spear's Salon

A Very English Revolution

“...The battle over the government’s planning reforms was a very English Revolution.”

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Books

Spear's/Amazon Bookstore

You can buy all the books reviewed in Spear's and mentioned in it or on spearswms.com in the Spear's/Amazon Bookstore

Spear's Book Awards 2012: Nominate here

The fourth Spear’s Book Awards, celebrating the very best writing talent and British books of the year — from finance to fiction — will take place in late June at a glamorous literary lunch in central London

Ashenden Found: On the Trail of a Missing Somerset Maugham Book

Nigel West

Nigel West dons his dark glasses and fedora and heads to the Hotel d'Angleterre in Geneva, where Somerset Maugham stayed as a spy in the First World War. Has Maugham's destroyed book been found?