Twelve years ago Philip Roth wrote a counter-factual novel in which an extreme right-wing populist wins the presidency. It seems less fanciful by the day

The historian speaks to Prospect's Arts and Books Editor Sameer Rahim

Geoffrey Hill, who died in June, believed in expressiveness not self-expression

'when the fictional stakes are raised, these stories can be both involving and satisfying. One to watch. '

What does it mean to be a man in 2016? All the talk of men being “in crisis” is overblown—as a group they still earn more than women, and still dominate parliament, the judiciary and...

"The solution is to find a place for Islam in the democratic process."

The production at the Southbank had a vital, unpretentious clarity

His speech at last night's rally was staggeringly inept

Ralph Fiennes’s dark performance dominates a powerfully claustrophobic production

In his new film, "Where to Invade Next," the veneer of the neutral documentary has faded completely