New English Review
January 2019
The Old King, Georges Rouault, 1936
THEODORE DALRYMPLE
First as Tragedy, Then as Farce:
How Marx Predicted the Fate of Marxism
MICHAEL RECTENWALD
American History and American Identity
DANIEL MALLOCK
Modern Architecture’s Disastrous Legacy
JAMES STEVENS CURL
Posthumanism and Moral Myopia
SEAN HAYLOCK
The Sexual Exploitation of Young Sikhs in the UK
PAULA BODDINGTON
The Truth About France’s Yellow Vests
ERIK SVANE
Baby Steps Towards the Abyss
ROBERT EDGAR
Available Illusions
ROBERT GEAR
What did Job Say?
SAMUEL HUX
Expensive at Half the Price
G. MURPHY DONOVAN
Western Culture 2000 AD (or is it CE?)
GUIDO MINA DI SOSPIRO
Road Trip
PETER LOPATIN
Sink and Swim
JEFF PLUDE
Does Heaven Exist?
KENNETH FRANCIS
Bashir Visits Assad in Damascus
JERRY GORDON, LT GEN ABAKAR ABDALLAH, DEBORAH MARTIN
Dear Hollywood Celebrities
ARMANDO SIMÓN
Happiness and Children
PEDRO BLAS GONZÁLEZ
The Buzzwords and B.S. of American Foreign Policy
BRANDON J. WEICHERT
STORIES & POETRY
Grey Roses: A Roman Elegy
JAMES STEVENS CURL
At Sea
JAMES COMO
Two Sonnets: Twitter AND Cepheids
DAVID SOLWAY
Ashokan Farewell
JEFFREY BURGHAUSER
Cassandra: A Poetic Drama in One Act
EVELYN HOOVEN
The Ants at War
MICHAEL ODOM
The Last Dragon Dance
SCOT WALKER
Tonight AND After a Poetry Submission
AIDEN HEUNG
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