The genius replied: “So am I.” Reminiscent of Walter Benjamin in his intellectual flâneurship is Mark O’Connell, whose Notes from an Apocalypse: A Personal Journey to the End of the World and Back (Granta) is a wryly gonzo travelogue around the culture of “preppers” – people stocking bunkers in the certainty that some form of armageddon is nigh – with visits also to an eco-warrior camp and the Instagram-friendly wasteland of Chernobyl. The book mixes cultural argument with confessional bathos, as well as intriguing asides on writers’ hairstyles. Virginia Woolf also crops up in Helen Lewis’s Difficult Women: A History of Feminism in 11 Fights (Cape), specifically her essay “Three Guineas”, which demanded that women be paid properly.
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