Toby Saul

Review: Art Under Attack, Tate Britain

11 October 2013

Book review: A Place in the Country by WG Sebald

Toby Saul on WG Sebald's posthumous collection

14 August 2013

The shock of the old

There is nothing primitive, or cold, about the incredible objects on display at the British Museum’s Ice Age Art exhibition, finds Toby Saul

5 March 2013

Dreams in a Time of War by Ngugi wa Thiong’o

Toby Saul reviews the memoir of an African master

1 April 2010

A chorus of booze

In today's health-scare climate, it takes Kingsley Amis to remind us of the joys of drunkenness, says Toby Saul

17 March 2008

Blasphemy in the Christian World by David Nash

Toby Saul on how blasphemy changed the way we think

6 November 2007

Miracle workers

The Vatican is fast-tracking Pope John Paul's canonisation. But, as Toby Saul discovered, he has still got something to prove

17 July 2007

Have a Nice Doomsday by Nicholas Guyatt

Toby Saul doubts the power of the American end-timers

3 July 2007

Dying light

Toby Saul reviews Everyman by Philip Roth

31 May 2007

Capital stuff

Francis Wheen brings the same panache to his new book that he brought to his excellent biography of Marx, says Toby Saul

31 May 2007

People’s will

Toby Saul bows to the will of the people

31 May 2007

Spreading freedom

Toby Saul keeps on rocking in a free world

31 May 2007

Out of the shadows

Toby Saul on how the paintings of Diego Velazquez changed our way of seeing

31 May 2007