New English Review
April 2019
The Snack Bar, Edward Burra, 1930
From Tory Scum to UKIP Fascist
PAUL OAKLEY
Using the Memory Hole
to Create an ADHD Consensus
PETER HITCHENS
Libertarianism vs Postmodernism
and ‘Social Justice’ Ideology
MICHAEL RECTENWALD
Memory Gaps
THEODORE DALRYMPLE
In Defence of Trump and Others
DAVID PLATZER
STEPHEN SCHECTER
A Big Little Book on C. S. Lewis
DANIEL MALLOCK
Anthony Powell’s Dance to the
Music of Time: First Movement
PEDRO BLAS GONZÁLEZ
Why Donald Trump is an Existential
Threat to the Managerial State
MARC EPSTEIN
ISIS Caliphate Falls, but Could There
be a Second War in Syria?
JERRY GORDON
Canadian Poetry:
A Long Way Down a Short Street
DAVID SOLWAY
December Song: The Ordeal of
Poetry in a Secularizing Society
SAMUEL HUX
Oh Words, Where Are Thy Sting?
JEFF PLUDE
The Edmonston Giant: A Green New
Deal is Harder Than You May Think
ADAM SELENE
A Colorful Plastic Blow-up Parrot
isn’t a Pencil Sharpener
ROBERT GEAR
Waiting for Corbin
DANIEL MALLOCK
Slightly Subversive or Just Odd Books
Vying for Attention on my Nightstand
GUIDO MINA di SOSPIRO
JAMES COMO
Is Solipsism the Weirdest Idea Ever?
KENNETH FRANCIS
Gifs that Keep on Giving
G. MURPHY DONOVON
ARMANDO SIMÓN
STORIES & POETRY
Chemical Weapons, A Romance
ERIC ROZENMAN
Three Bucolics
JEFFREY BURGHAUSER
Poetry Retreat AND Worms
CARL NELSON
Two Poems of Gabriele d’Annunzio
MICHAEL SHINDLER
Two Poems of Jorge Luis Borges
EVELYN HOOVEN
Wisdom-wise AND The No-People’s Comeuppance
STEPHEN SCHECTER
Dirtdogs
JEFF PLUDE
The Aftermath, a Final Poem for Alice
G. TOD SLONE
Brooklyn
KIRBY OLSON
Nimrod’s Architecture
JUSTIN WONG
Food for Thought
BILL CORDEN
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