Editor's letter: Coronavirus has stopped culture in its tracks – this is how we've worked around it

All culture journalists can do, at least for now, is look back. Truthfully, however, that’s what we’re crying out for at the moment, writes Adam White

here is an argument to be made that culture journalism is, and has been for a long while, fixated on the past. Retrospectives, nostalgia, “the fascinating drama behind the most popular album of 1986”. Because of the world’s current circumstances, however, it’s suddenly all there is. pandemic on the production of culture content is minimal.

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