Jules Stewart

Jules Stewart has spent most of his professional life in journalism, reporting from more than 30 countries. He began his career as an academic in the US andlived in Madrid for 20 years. Stewart relocated to London in 1987, where he works as an author and freelance reporter.

He has published books on subjects from the Anglo-Afghan wars, Madrid, the NYPD, New York City in the 1930s and most recently, a history Cádiz. One of his main personal interests is mountaineering. He has made a number of +20,000 foot ascents in the Himalaya and Andes. He is a qualified climbing instructor and holds a black belt in Taekwon-Do.


A tourist chooses what to eat from a stall in Dubai, UAE

Review: The food adventurers by Daniel E Bender

Sep 3, 2023
Featuring some amusing anecdotes, Daniel E Bender's The Food Adventurers is a delightful expedition into connection between travel and cuisine
Jewish and pro-Israel gathered in solidarity with Israel and in protest against rising levels of antisemitism and severe anti-Jewish attacks May 23, 2021 in New York City.

Review: Outcast by Camila Bassi

Aug 7, 2023
Camila Bassi addresses the double standards the 'anti-racist-Left' has when it comes to discrimination against Jews and why they are often ignored in the fight against racism
A Romani family

Review: Europe and the Roma by Klaus-Michael Bogdal

Jul 7, 2023
Klaus-Michael Bogdal explains the fascination and fear of the Romani presence in Europe and asks what has lead to this hatred over six centuries
A man in a suit looks at new york subway map on a train

Untangling the New York City subway

Jul 5, 2023
Passions run high on the best way to map the New York City subway, the world’s most complex subway system
Review: The Explorer and the Journalist by Richard Evans

Review: The Explorer and the Journalist by Richard Evans

May 28, 2023
Richard Evans tells the intriguing tale of the assignment and struggle that changed Philip Gibbs' life
Review: About England by David Matless

Review: About England by David Matless

Apr 5, 2023
David Matless explores the complex history of England's cultural and geographical identity
Encircling Madrid with a forest for a green future

Encircling Madrid with a forest for a green future

Mar 17, 2023
Politicians in Spain’s capital decided to ask their children what sort of city they wanted to grow up in - the answer was a green one
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