New English Review
June 2019
Postdamer Platz (Gemälde), Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1914
Much More Than a Trade War with China
BRANDON J. WEICHERT
Excellence Rejected
JAMES DELINGPOLE
Virtue Gone Mad
THEODORE DALRYMPLE
Spinoza and Friends
STEPHEN SCHECTER
Rock Around the Clock: Dance Mania of the Left
ROBERT GEAR
Buddy Bolden, the Blues, and the Jews
PHYLLIS CHESLER
The Luxor Baths: A Reminiscence
MARC EPSTEIN
Days and Work (Part Two)
JAMES COMO
Random Thoughts on Randall Jarrell
SAMUEL HUX
The Strains of a Nation
JEFF PLUDE
Jabo: A Bronx Tale
G. MURPHY DONOVAN
A Review of ANTHEM: The Graphic Novel
JOEL D. HIRST
Populism and Populists
PAUL AUSTIN MURPHY
EVELYN HOOVEN
Let’s Eat Grandma: The Vicissitudes of Grammar
KENNETH FRANCIS
No Friends but the Mountains:
An Interview with Diliman Abdulkader
JERRY GORDON and ROD REUVEN DOVID BRYANT
Did Defector Intel Change Trump’s Iran Strategy?
An Interview with Kenneth R. Timmerman
JERRY GORDON and ROD REUVEN DOVID BRYANT
Taking on Hard Questions
PAUL GOTTFRIED
Ideological Vandalism
ARMANDO SIMÓN
STORIES & POETRY
When I See, Autumn AND Odysseus
ANDREW THORNTON-NORRIS
DC in Summer
KIRBY OLSON
End Times AND Warm Summer, West Virginia
CARL NELSON
Two Poems of Friedrich Rückert
MICHAEL SHINDLER
On Married Love
JEFFREY BURGHAUSER
Poor Zitser
ROBERT FEINSTEIN
Choosing My Religion
BILL CORDEN
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