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Liam Hoare is a freelance writer in the U.K. whose work on politics and literature has been featured in publications including The Atlantic and The Forward.

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Downplaying Western European Anti-Semitism

Response

Liam Hoare argues that Jonathan Freedland downplays the problems facing western European Jewry today.

Liam Hoare | Published Jan 29, 2013

Useful Euro Summit?

Au Revoir

The latest useless Euro summit was actually quite useful. Liam Hoare reports.

Liam Hoare | Published Nov 26, 2012

Why We Need the Booker

The Recognitions

Without the Commonwealth’s premier literary award, to be announced Oct. 16, little-known novels would go unrecognized. By Liam Hoare.

Liam Hoare | Published Oct 15, 2012

In Defense of Martin Amis

<p>Most of the criticism hurled against Martin Amis’ new novel, <a target="_blank" href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0307958086/thedaibea-20"><i>Lionel Asbo</i></a>, in his native England accused him of snobbery and prejudice, but Liam Hoare argues that Amis’s real target is the media itself—and they don’t get the joke.</p>

Liam Hoare | Published Aug 21, 2012