Richard Godwin

Will the upheavals of 2020 make us more open about the state of our finances - or precisely the opposite?

Imagine a political party that stood for election on a platform of Pissing Everyone Off.

How a hallucinogenic Amazonian brew became the It-drug of the tech elite

It turns out you *do* win friends with salad. (Bonus points to Men's Health's editors for allowing me to slip the phrase "men aren't as good at driving as women" in front of their readers)

As the coronavirus lockdown brought about a golden age of the queue in Britain, I looked into whether we are really such world-class queuers as we think we are

I profiled Nathalie, the founder of one of the leading 'surprise egg' channels on YouTube for the Sunday Times magazine. She's a nurse from Texas who ended up earning 12 times her former salary by playing with Play-Doh

Miki Jafa-Bodden thought she was moving to L.A. to take up a dream job as legal counsel at Bikram Yoga. She ended up fighting her way out of cult

I looked into why so many men are so bad at maintaining friendships

Dua Lipa is perched on a wall in south Tottenham considering her rise to the pinnacle of British pop

I profiled a number of self-proclaimed empaths: people who empathise so strongly with others, they claim it's like a "super-power".

Jenny had been living in Hong Kong for a couple of weeks when she fell “head over heels” in love with Christine, the creative director of a small fashion company. But there was a problem: Christine already had a girlfriend. And another problem: Christine was interviewing Jenny for a job at the company at the time.

On testosterone and masculinity (warning: features monkey bollocks).

The alcoholic commandments, extracted from my book, The Spirits: A Guide to Modern Cocktailing (Square Peg)

On Sally Rooney - and the various writers who have been dubbed/cursed 'Voice of a Generation' from F. Scott Fitzgerald to Bret Easton Ellis

On the death of the suit