Toby Guise
Toby Guise is a London-based writer specialising in political culture. He also writes comment for The American Conservative, Taki's Mag, and Tablet Magazine; and arts for the FT, The Spectator and others.
Why I joined the October Declaration
We should stand with British Jews in a time of peril
Remembering The Merchant of Prato
A vivid picture of Italian domestic life on the eve of the Renaissance
How to take on the culture warriors
Determining what is and isn’t appropriate is not the job of thought-policing left authoritarians
The world is not enough
In the battle between abstract globalisation and rooted identity, the human spirit itself is at stake
Gunther Fehlinger-Jahn, European
Where does shitposting end and statesmanship begin?
Fear and favour
Are the police guilty of a “two tier” approach? They are if their own “Police Race Action Plan” is to be believed
Online gambling isn’t bad for the economy
Is there an economic case for prohibitionism? No
Money troubles
At stake is the fate of the most-watched football league in the world
Allyship on easy mode
The inclusive message of Will & Harper obscures the harder questions of the “gender wars”
The British family is nuclear powered
Sorry, post-liberals, but in Britain communitarianism is not traditional
Rehabilitating an Edwardian genius
The sheer scale and diversity of Lutyens’ output is mind-blowing
Why the election was good for Unionism
A diversity of voices will help rather than hinder the cause