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On the contrary: The Spectator arts and books pages have spent 10,000 issues identifying the dominant cultural phenomena of the day and being difficult about them, says Richard Bratby

• Authors : Bratby, Richard

• Source: Spectator. April 25, 2020, Vol. 342 Issue 10000, p60, 3 p.

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Vale of tears

• Authors : Toolis, Kevin

• Source: Spectator. May 4, 2024, Vol. 354 Issue 10210, p36, 2 p.

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All things to all men

• Authors : Prideaux, Sue

• Source: Spectator. May 4, 2024, Vol. 354 Issue 10210, p35, 2 p.

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The fickle finger of fate

• Authors : Abulafia, David

• Source: Spectator. May 4, 2024, Vol. 354 Issue 10210, p32, 2 p.

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Utterly stupid and completely profound

• Authors : Sansom, Ian

• Source: Spectator. May 4, 2024, Vol. 354 Issue 10210, p33, 2 p.

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The bloody prequel: Following her translation of the Odyssey, Emily Wilson has turned her hand to the Iliad--and it is a triumph, writes A.E. Stallings.

• Authors : Stallings, A.E.

• Source: Spectator. September 23, 2023, Vol. 353 Issue 10178, p32, 3 p.

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Answering violence with art Salman Rushdie remains as bold and direct as ever in defence of free speech against nobodies with knives, says Sam Leith

• Source: Spectator. April 20, 2024, Vol. 354 Issue 10208, p30, 2 p.

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The voice of the underdog

• Authors : Chisholm, Kate

• Source: Spectator. April 13, 2024, Vol. 354 Issue 10207, p34, 2 p.

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The scent of rotting flesh

• Authors : Teltscher, Kate

• Source: Spectator. March 30, 2024, Vol. 354 Issue 10205, p27, 2 p.

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Triumph against the odds

• Authors : Crane, David

• Source: Spectator. March 16, 2024, Vol. 354 Issue 10203, p32, 2 p.

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