Week of February 4, 2019 Archives

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Monday, February 4
Unpublished J.D. Salinger Works Will Be Released
Hillel Italie Time Magazine
Demography Is the Biggest Story on the Planet
Lionel Shriver The Spectator
Islam, Blasphemy, and the East-West Divide
Mustafa Akyol Law & Liberty
Is Populism What's Really Threatening Democracy?
Steven Hahn The Nation
The Deconstruction of the Administrative State
Ken Masugi American Greatness
Bureaucracy vs. Democracy
Philip K. Howard The American Interest
Accentuate the Positive
Anthony Gottlieb New York Review of Books
Remembering Solzhenitsyn: A Life and an Example
Jay Nordlinger National Review
From Books to Movies and Back Again
Ruth Dailey National Review
The Baumans, Sellers of Really, Really Rare Books
Geraldine Fabrikant New York Times


Tuesday, February 5
How the Man on the Moon Was Saved by a Felt-Tip Pen
Mark Mason Daily Mail
A Suspense Novelist's Trail of Deceptions
Ian Parker New Yorker
The Making of a Killer
Gregory Couch Wall Street Journal
Duchamp's Last Hours of Life
Joseph Nechvatal Hyperallergic
Chopin: Dismissive, Anti-Semitic, and Poet of Sound
Tim Page Washington Post
John Roberts's Biggest Test Is Yet to Come
Michael O'Donnell The Atlantic
Millennial Postmortem
Philip Jeffery Claremont Review of Books
Slouching Towards Mar-a-Lago
Andrew J. Bacevich Law & Liberty
'Identity Is a Pain in the Arse'
Claire Armitstead The Guardian


Wednesday, February 6
A Landmark Translation of the Bible
Adam Kirsch Tablet Magazine
I've Been Committed To A Psych Ward Three Times
Esmé Weijun Wang BuzzFeed
The Unquiet American
Leonard Benardo & Ivan Krastev The American Interest
Theophrastus' Personality Types
Emily Esfahani Smith City Journal
A Challenge to the Modern Cult of Memory
Christopher Hale History Today
Solzhenitsyn in Exile
Richard Reinsch Law & Liberty
Worshipping Ourselves
Travis D. Smith Convivium
The Government Can't Give Meaning to Your Life
Peter Suderman Reason
Capitalism's New Clothes
Evgeny Morozov The Baffler
Marie Kondo and the Rise of Clutter Shaming
Matthew Walther The Week


Thursday, February 7
Can Stoicism Make Us Happy?
Carlos Fraenkel The Nation
Robert Conquest's Cold War
Sheila Fitzpatrick London Review of Books
Undiscovered King Arthur Tale Fragments Found
Clarisse Loughrey The Independent
Stephen Hawking's Last Stand
Michael Taube Washington Times
Seeing Snakes in the Grass Helped Us Evolve
Lynne A Isbell Aeon
On the Life and Letters of Lionel Trilling
Paul Dean New Criterion
A Hazardous Form of Peace
Joseph Bottum Washington Free Beacon
The Reign of Pope Pius IX
Thomas Albert Howard Wall Street Journal
The Guardian of Grammar
Sarah Lyall New York Times


Friday, February 8
Three Writing Rules to Disregard
Benjamin Dreyer The Paris Review
"I Fell Short": Jill Abramson Addresses Book Allegations
Michel Martin NPR
A Terrifying History of the Meltdown at Chernobyl
Jennifer Szalai New York Times
The Trials and Tribulations of Denis Diderot
Sylvana Tomaselli History Today
How I Tried and Failed to Assist My Mother's Suicide
Laura K. Jones The Spectator
Why Are Millennials Burned Out? Capitalism.
Sean Illing Vox
Can American Capitalism Survive?
Mark Skousen The American Conservative
The Bolivarian God That Failed
Clifton Rloss Quillette
Theâ??Poverty Puzzle
Robert VerBruggen National Review
Too Many Communists in the Kitchen
Harvey Klehr Commentary
Stalin's Scheherazade
Brian J. Boeck Longreads
The Furor Over the Führer
Victor Mathus Washington Free Beacon
A (Not So) Secular Saint
James K. A. Smith Los Angeles Review of Books
Monday, February 11
An Artist's Churchill
Edward Short City Journal
What Maria Popova Is Reading
Ann Hamilton New York Times
Intellectual Lives Matter
Joshua Muravchik Commentary
The Fake Threat of Jewish Communism
Christopher R. Browning NYROB
Jill Abramson, Unreliable Narrator
Nicky Woolf New Statesman
Weighing the Case for Progress
George Scialabba The Baffler
The Gospel of Humanitarianism
Rev. Gregory Jensen Acton Institute
Pelagic Thoroughbreds
James Ewing New Criterion
British Council Apologizes for Rejecting Orwell Food Essay
Alison Flood Guardian


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