Everything, All the Time, Everywhere

In his insightful history, Stuart Jeffries explores the rise of post-modernity from the 1970s to today, highlighting its role in transforming cultural and political landscapes. Through a vivid array of stories and figures—from artists to philosophers—the book examines how post-modern ideas have both challenged and concealed deeper issues, such as capitalism and shifting values. It offers a thought-provoking look at how these developments influence our understanding of politics, identity, and society in the modern era.