July 15, 2025

Donald Trump’s ascent to myth Mount Rushmore beckons

John Michael Greer

07.10

How fame corrupted Alan Rickman Hypocrisy blackened his earnest politics

Tanya Gold

02.09

JK Rowling sees through her enemies Her new book is more than a persecution fantasy

Kat Rosenfield

14.04

JK Rowling and the lunch of secrets God forbid women eat pasta and have a laugh

Julie Bindel

12.01

We have all lost the argument Debate is now a game that can never be won

Dorian Lynskey

09.07

Could you resist a cult? Many of us yearn to be told what to do

Gavin Haynes

19.06

The self-loathing of Britain’s elites Brexit was fuelled by the disdain of our intelligentsia

Ed West

29.03

Jordan Peterson’s fairytale world The psychology professor understands that our cherished beliefs are just stories

Tim Lott

24.12

Harry Potter fans need to grow up The Boy Who Lived hit 40 this year, but the books' binary worldview hasn't aged well

Sam Leith

26.11

In defence of fantasy This much-mocked genre was once the cornerstone of our culture

Mary Harrington

31.07

Harry Potter fans need to grow up The Boy Who Lived is 40 today, but the books' binary worldview of goodies and baddies hasn't aged well

Sam Leith

12.06

Why J.K. Rowling had to be denounced Frenzied activists are driving the cast of Harry Potter to publicly betray an old friend

Douglas Murray