New English Review

April 2012

 
Blossoming Almond Tree
by Vincent Van Gogh

  

 

It's a Riot by Theodore Dalrymple

Henry Miller’s James Joyce: A Painful Case Of Envy

by Sam Bluefarb

Holy Water! Or, There Is An Eastertide In The Affairs Of Men

by John M. Joyce

 

A Splinter of Ice by David Wemyss

 

Mohammed & Charlemagne Revisited: The Epilogue

by Emmet Scott

 

American Jews Who Support Shariah Imperil Us All

by Jerry Gordon

 

Promoting Palestinian Terrorism: A look back at the media coverage of the Palestine Papers

by Robert Harris

 

Swing Low Sweet Sharia by Nidra Poller

 

Is America a Serious Country? by Rebecca Bynum

 

Heard Writing by Matthew Walther

 

Wanton Modesty: Lucrece and Elizabeth

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Two Pictures in One Thousand Words

by David P. Gontar

 

Quiet Jihad by Richard L. Benkin

 

The Moroccan Jews: Contradictions Galore

by Norman Berdichevsky

 

Searching for Shangri La: Tibet in Comics

by Geoffrey Clarfield

 

Culture War in the Theatre by David Hamilton

 

When is a cliché not a cliché? by Mary Jackson

 

Bonobo and Lysistrata by G. Murphy Donovan

 

Skepticism About Rapacious JFK by Richard Kostelanetz

 

Creatures exotic and not by Esmerelda Weatherwax

Poetry:

 

Stateless by Thomas Ország-Land

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