Notes from a dark place: Pain, hatred and the magic of forgiveness

03/05/2016 | Reform

How learning to let go allowed me to live again by Anonymous

I seriously thought about killing him. I quickly realised I never would, but only because I wouldn’t get away with it.

How I hated going to bed. As … Read More

Marilynne Robinson interview: The faith behind the fiction

03/05/2016 | Reform

Multiple award-winning novelist Marilynne Robinson reflects on two related themes – the importance of religion and the mysteries of the mind.
 Interview by Kay Parris

Writing in the Times shortly after the publication of Marilynne Robinson’s third novel in 2008, … Read More

A good question: Should Britain leave the EU?

22/04/2016 | Reform

One question, four answers

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This is an extract from the May 2016 edition of Reform.

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Niall Cooper: The school holiday hunger gap

22/04/2016 | Reform

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. However, increasing numbers of schoolchildren from low income families begin their day without it.

According to a recent survey for the NASUWT teachers’ union, in the past year nearly three-quarters of … Read More

Interview: Hard love

22/04/2016 | Reform

Terri Roberts, whose son committed a school shooting, talks to Stephen Tomkins

To lose a son in a school shooting is a mother’s nightmare. But how does she cope with discovering that he was also the gunman? On 2 October … Read More

A letter from… California

22/04/2016 | Reform

Robin Wallis reflects on politics, US style

As a British voter, I’ve often thought that US presidential campaigns look preposterously long and wasteful. How much better our
snappy four-week general election showdowns! Now though – living in California, watching this year’s … Read More