The big picture: Arnie and other Austrian mountains
@killianfox0 describes how an image of the young bodybuilder near his home village was part of one man’s mission to make him a global star
https://t.co/6y4Q6mGumw
'Throw in roving sexual attraction, communication failures and a liberal dose of naivety and you have all the ingredients for a houseshare horror story'
The Wreck by Lizzy Stewart is @killianfox0's graphic novel of the month. Two middle-aged couples agree to live with each other other in a rambling rural pile in this nuanced social satire
https://t.co/lVHAsHY3e2
‘I woke up and there was a centipede in my bed': Kirsten Campbell, our Rachel Cooke graphic short story prize winner
Campbell tells @killianfox0 about the arthropod encounter that inspired her winning entry in this year’s competition with @FaberBooks
https://t.co/Xz8FAhrIdH
'I feel like I have this necessary role to play.' @hasanthehun says
@killianfox0 goes live with the 'Joe Rogan for progressives', who spends countless hours talking to his audience on Twitch
https://t.co/nximsuarPN
‘The left should be better at manufacturing outrage’ says @hasanthehun
The ‘Joe Rogan for progressives’ talks politics to his three million online followers for seven hours a day. He explains why to @killianfox0
https://t.co/nximsuarPN
This bleak, beautiful book considers that modern life may not be rosier than the dark pits of hell – my review of Roman Muradov's All the Living for @ObsNewReview
https://t.co/C1l5aBAK8C
The best debut novelists of 2026
Featuring a GP, a teacher, a former zoologist and a pair of poets, The Observer’s list of rising stars reveals the eight names to watch this year
https://t.co/3rWFC2fjtD
The best chef you’ve never heard of
At London restaurant Planque, Seb Myers is quietly serving almost-perfect food. Why aren’t more people taking notice? @killianfox0
https://t.co/BNkaWRgGSL
I interviewed Steve Coogan for @ObsNewReview – on embracing his Irishness, celebrating his 60th by climbing Kilimanjaro and why Alan Partridge wouldn’t vote Reform
https://t.co/xdTZmjXZQJ
The big picture: Nan Goldin’s book of love and loss
Many of the subjects of the American photographer’s Ballad of Sexual Dependency might be gone, but the series’ influence is still apparent, writes, @killianfox0
https://t.co/39DBb5ayuv
The big picture: Nan Goldin’s book of love and loss
Many of the subjects of the American photographer’s Ballad of Sexual Dependency might be gone, but the series’ influence is still apparent, writes, @killianfox0
https://t.co/39DBb5ayuv
From the classic turkey and stuffing to the outlandish mince-pie wrap! In today's @ObserverUK, I wrote about the origin story of Christmas sandwiches and how they became an essential part of festive celebrations https://t.co/z0zE8e5bVo
Joe Sacco: ‘I can’t turn away from what’s going on in Gaza’,
The war reporter and cartoonist sits down with @killianfox0 to discuss documenting riots in India and violence in the Middle East – and indulging his love of the Rolling Stones.
https://t.co/R6bb2DGpnP