Articles by Sameer Rahim
Sameer Rahim / September 7, 2016
A powerful new play questions whether our well-meaning desire to help war-torn nations is futile
Sameer Rahim / August 18, 2016
Far and Away: Essays from the Brink of Change by Andrew Solomon (Chatto & Windus, £14.99)
Andrew Solomon, the author of superb books on depression and parenting, began his career as a...
Sameer Rahim / August 11, 2016
The author speaks to Sameer Rahim, Prospect’s Arts and Books Editor
Sameer Rahim / August 4, 2016
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
Sameer Rahim / July 29, 2016
The historian speaks to Prospect's Arts and Books Editor Sameer Rahim
Sameer Rahim / July 20, 2016
Geoffrey Hill, who died in June, believed in expressiveness not self-expression
Sameer Rahim / July 14, 2016
'when the fictional stakes are raised, these stories can be both involving and satisfying. One to watch. '
Sameer Rahim / July 14, 2016
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...
Sameer Rahim / July 14, 2016
"The solution is to find a place for Islam in the democratic process."
Sameer Rahim / July 4, 2016
The production at the Southbank had a vital, unpretentious clarity