The Suburbs Dream of Violence: J.G. Ballard’s Kingdom Come & England’s Slide towards Fascism
20 years ago this week, J.G. Ballard published his final novel, Kingdom Come. In 2026, it feels like he was prophesying the United Kingdom of …
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