A new collection of photographs by Ruth Orkin celebrates one of the most perceptive chroniclers of the post war era

Audio version of a new short story by Lisa Jones

Look beyond dry discussions on regulation: the issue of who controls technology has major ramifications for every aspect of European power, write Ulrike Franke and José Ignacio Torreblanca

Audio version of a short story by JD Allan

A poem by Maxine Rose Munro

Emilie Anderson is a Glasgow-based artist

Sifting through a new history of the Hollywood blacklists Kenneth Wright recalls a time of violence and treachery with unintended lessons for today’s film makers

We publish original art and invite writers to submit stories inspired by the work

Michael Moore returns with a characteristically clever documentary about alternatives to war, writes Robert Gallacher

Number 7: Challenge the prejudice which underpins homophobic bullying through education, writes Jordan Daly

Neil Cooper on the year’s most unashamedly joyous record

By Emma Grace Brankin

Invention, defiance and solidarity lit up Neu! Reekie!’s Where Are We Now? festival foray to the Hull City of Culture, writes Neil Cooper