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

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

The production at the Southbank had a vital, unpretentious clarity

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

The consultant neurologist on psychosomatic illness

The writers of the dramatisation take artistic license—but bring subtlety to the issue of race

A powerful film tells her story in all its complexity

An unhinged American threatens the planet's safety? Surely only in fiction...

The Man Booker shortlisted author says the boundaries of African nations are arbitrary