Set in the period from the mid-eighties to the aughts, it's a three-hour-long satire of loathsome financial activity and extravagant debauchery, and it's meant to epitomize everything that has gone wrong with money culture.
Even British Muslim magazines like Q-News have long had satire as part of their repertoire.
It's clear by now that the target of Long's satire is not the book's subject, the President.
Crocker writes, "We have not heard nearly enough about how Trump's poetry has overturned the corrupt academic-leftist monopoly on literature that has enshrined the unintelligible". It's clear by now that the target of Long's satire is not the book's subject, the President.
Like most of the Institute's work, it should prove what we have known for a long time: satire is one of humanity's great wellness products.
But nothing beats those rubber-faced loons – a grey, pea-scoffing John Major, Edwina Currie the vampire, Denis Healey's eyebrows – for long-running satire that smacked the nation between the eyes.
Colbert's request was part of a long-running satire by the Comedy Central host poking fun at loosened campaign finance rules.
Perhaps Steven Hamper from Chatham, as much as he would hate the suggestion, is a kind of performance artist, the main feature of a 35-year-long conceptual satire of the London art world.
When a child actress is called a vile name by an long-running satire site, a beautiful young singer is labeled a stoner for wearing dreadlocks and a phenomenal 13-year old-female athlete is called a slut, they deserve more than a canned, robotic mea culpa.
It's also true that Spinal Tap has long since transcended satire and been welcomed into the metal god pantheon.
Political satire, long dormant, returns with five angry pieces from Caryl Churchill, David Hare, Mark Ravenhill, Alistair Beaton and Stella Feehily, all directed by Max Stafford-Clark.
