"You want to throw me in the sea," accuses a young Israeli soldier at the beginning of Naomi Wallace's "The Fever Chart," and just like that, reasoned discourse heads for the door. It’s clear that the ...

One of the questions being asked in financial media circles is how, under conditions of rising geo-political and geo-economic turmoil, the US stock market is able to continue its surge, reaching ...

In "The Fever Chart," characters from Palestine, Israel and Iraq deal with trying to establish connections amid turbulent times. All of the characters are lonely and alienated, making their various ...

The Fever Chart, which hits London following a national tour, is a triptych of ‘visions’ about conflicts in the Middle East – two are concerned with Israel/Palestine, the third with Iraq. Written by ...