William Everett

Aug 30, 2024 | wsj.com | William Everett

By P.G. Wodehouse (1923)1. When it comes to uproarious observations on the British class system, P.G. Wodehouse’s “Jeeves and Wooster” stories remain unrivaled. Bertie Wooster is an amiable and well-intentioned English gentleman, but he is also more than somewhat naive and sometimes a bit too eager to please. Mishaps and misunderstandings form part and parcel of his daily routine. Thankfully, he has Jeeves, his trusted and ever-resourceful valet, to sort things out.

Jun 9, 2024 | themountaineer.com | William Everett

When the Communist Party of Russia came to power in 1918, they set up a newspaper that would be their official organ of propaganda until the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. They called it “Pravda,” the Russian word for “Truth.” With its eventual monopoly on news, “Pravda” sought to define all of social reality for Russians, depriving alternative voices of any oxygen or standing. In 2022 Donald Trump set up his own media platform to disseminate his views in a context he could control.

Nov 16, 2023 | telegraph.co.uk | William Everett

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Jul 24, 2023 | telegraph.co.uk | William Everett

When our first child was born, my wife Zoe and I were blessed not only with a beautiful little girl, but with six months of simultaneous parental leave. With so much time on our hands, we decided it would be entirely sensible to buy a campervan, strap baby Grace in a car seat, and roam Spain and Portugal for two months. In fact, the idea of a big trip with the baby was conceived long before the baby was. Both keen travellers, Zoe and I relished the prospect of seeing the world as a family.

Jun 29, 2023 | ryenews.org.uk | William Everett