New English Review
February 2022
Nonchaloir (Repose) by John Singer Sargent, 1911
Articles
Complaints and Complaints
Poor Emily and Dylan Who? Luck and Literary Success
Pain in The Ukraine
Global Technological and Geo-Political Threats – a discussion with Dr. Stephen Bryen
Runes of Glory
Postmodernism, Harbinger of Apocalypse
The Great Reset: Why Now?
Revelation or the Uplifting of Emotions at Sinai
The Idea Makers
Transatlantic Jihad, Halimi Report, Zemmour update and more – discussion with Nidra Poller
The Source Code Of Modern-Day American Anarchy Was Written In Seattle
Shutting Out the Past
French vs English
The Feminine Blur, Part II
Apologies to Dr. Franz Anton Mesmer
Rousseau – The Woke Savage
Is Prose Edgier in a Colder Climate?
Is Genesis the last book to be incorporated into the Torah?
Telling Tales Out of Public School
Anger is an Energy
Nation and Migration
The Greek Experience
Inclusion Is Exclusion
93 And Not Dead Yet – Be Careful of What You Wish for from New Yorkers
Stories & Poetry
Eþandun: An Epic Poem in Twelve Parts (Bk IX)
Afternoon Tea in Wales: A Memoir
A Little Black Boat
Behold the Man
Two Poems
Emergency Underpants
An Eye for Eternity: Rune Music
Three Poems
What Fresh Hell?
Three Poems
An Invasive Species
Three Poems
Crabs in Lemon and Butter
Choices
Sweden. The Silence of God.
Three Poems
A Life in Dreams
Prospects Were Looking Good
The Number 44: The Cookery Class
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