Amanda Hopkinson

Review: Opening the Drawer

Amanda Hopkinson admires a collection of personal histories.

Book review: Exile, Statelessness and Migration. Playing Chess with History

Exile, culture and intellect

Book review: Never a Native

Amanda Hopkinson praises a distinguished career.

Book review: There Are No Grown-Ups

The author of 'French Children Don’t Throw Food' has now written a 40s life-guide for women

Review: Reunion

Innocence ranged against destruction

How relationships create pain

Three Lives: A Biography of Stefan Zweig

A new biography of Stefan Zweig seeks to establish a balance between invention and authenticity

Departure and its aftermath

Looking back at childhood connections to German or Austrian Jewish parents.

My Innocent Absence

A linguistic, medical, artistic diasporist

Every Home Needs a Balcony

Made in Manchester, she photographed the world

Dorothy Bohm is famous for images taken in a huge variety of countries, in a huge variety of styles

Review: Ruth Maier’s Diary

An artist’s brief and dark womanhood