Week of May 27, 2019 Archives

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Monday, May 27
The Boys Who Didn't Come Back
Tom Nagorski Wall Street Journal
Could America Have Won Without Washington?
Mackubin Thomas Owens CRB
Letters from a Member of the Greatest Generation
Aram Bakshian Jr. Wash Times
Thucydides and The Federalist
Karl Walling Law & Liberty
Muslims Lived in America Before Protestantism Existed
Sam Haselby Aeon
Spend Some Time With the Winklevii
David Enrich New York Times
Brothers Who Were Lost Together at Pearl Harbor
Walter R. Borneman Time
Oddballs of British Philosophy
Stuart Jeffries The Spectator
Why Can't We Sleep?
Josh Cohen The Guardian
Tolkien—A Review
Charlotte Allen Quillette


Tuesday, May 28
A Town That Changed Literature
Welford Taylor Wall Street Journal
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Tom Cotton National Review
Democracy and Its Discontents
Adam Tooze New York Review of Books
What to Do When You're a Country in Crisis
Anand Giridharadas New York Times
Bukowski: Recommended Reading for the Damned
Clint Margrave Quillette
The Scandalous Death of a Popular Poet
Kathryn Hughes The Guardian
Hobsbawm's Sorcery
David Pryce-Jones New Criterion
Arthur Miller's Shame
Paula Marantz Cohen Times Literary Supplement
Behrouz Boochani's Poetic and Vital Memoir
Robert Manne Sydney Morning Herald
Fear Your Toaster
Michael J. Ard University Bookman


Wednesday, May 29
Five Philosophy Books to Take on Holiday
Nigel Warburton Five Books
Chatting with Steve Bannon While the Establishment Burns
Jennifer Szalai NYT
The Philosophy Behind the First American Dictionary
Peter Martin The Atlantic
Erasmus Darwin’s Poetry Anticipated Evolutionary Theory
Ed Simon Aeon
Can We Believe?
Andrew Klavan City Journal
The Making of the Military-Intellectual Complex
Daniel Bessner New Republic
Late Bloomers Bloom Best
Randall Stross Wall Street Journal
Rachel Carson's Forebodings
Meehan Crist London Review of Books
From Russia With Love
Jessie Childs History Today
Herman Wouk, 1915-2019
Joseph Bottum Washington Free Beacon
The World of William Maxwell
Justin Cartwright The Spectator


Thursday, May 30
The Savage American Revolution
Joseph J. Ellis New York Times
Five Best Books on the Allied Resistance
Sonia Purnell Wall Street Journal
Britain's Wildest Era
Michael Dirda WaPo
'Hope' and History
N.S. Palmer American Greatness
The Theft of a Decade
Charles Fain Lehman Washington Free Beacon
Naomi Wolf Admits Book Blunder on Sodomy Executions
Richard Lea The Guardian
False History from Naomi Wolf and Marc Lamont Hill
Dominic Green The Spectator
Robert Caro's Dogged Quest forFacts
Sasha Frere-Jones Bookforum
Specialization Should Not Be The Goal For Most
Bradley Babendir NPR
Shakespeare's Last Plays
Michael Dobson London Review of Books


Friday, May 31
China's 'Black Week-end'
Ian Johnson New York Review of Books
Asia Had the Upper Hand
Chris Nierstrasz Aeon
The Case for Raising a Dabbler
Ashley Fetters The Atlantic
Thirty Years, Thirty Books
Christopher Beha Image Journal
The War Over America's Dictionary
Bryan A. Garner Wall Street Journal
America's Great Modern Justice
Lincoln Caplan Harvard Magazine
Taking on Identity Politics
Sahil Handa National Review
The Cultural History of Fat
Anna Katharina Schaffner Times Literary Supplement
Pushkin in English
James Meek London Review of Books
The Age of the Club
Peter Moore History Today
Red Eric
Adam Kirsch Tablet Magazine
The Dire Emergency of Small-Town America
Casey Chalk The American Conservative
The Woman Who Became a Symbol of Welfare Fraud
Ilana Masad NPR
The Case Against R. Kelly
Tressie McMillan Cottom Chicago Tribune
Perceptions of Reality in the Age of Instagram
Alexandra Harris The Guardian
Lessons from Naomi Wolf's Book Blunder
Philip Cohen The New Republic
Monday, June 3
An Oral History of the 1980s' Most Decadent College
Lili Anolik Esquire
Is the Individual Obsolete?
George F. Will Washington Post
Restoring the Lost Consensus
Roger Kimball New Criterion
A Chinese World Order
Robert D. Kaplan Wall Street Journal
Prophets for Our Age of Suicide
Jessica Hooten Wilson Law & Liberty
In the Shadow of Big Brother
Alwyn W. Turner Literary Review
H.G. Wells's Forgotten Fiction
Simon Heffer New Statesman
Darwin and the Europeans
Rosemary Hill London Review of Books
Animal 'Supernavigators' That Can Fly 56,000 Miles a Year
Frans de Waal NY Times
Transforming Goosefish into Monkfish
Matthew Lesh The Spectator


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