New English Review
March 2019
Street Kids, Joan Eardley, 1949
Our Irrepressible Conflict
DANIEL MALLOCK
Some Thoughts on the Empty Heart of Modernism
JAMES STEVENS CURL
Twentieth Century Architecture as a Cult
NIKOS SALINGAROS
THEODORE DALRYMPLE
The Battling, Baffling Watergate Editor
JEFF PLUDE
Fond Memories of ‘Repressive Tolerance,’
as Marcuse Called It
GUIDO MINA DI SOSPIRO
The Revolution of Evolution
ARMANDO SIMÓN
The Insidious Bond Between Political Correctness
and Intolerance
LAWRENCE A. HOWARD
Goodness in Memoriam
STEPHEN SCHECTER
Days and Work (Part One)
JAMES COMO
ERNST LARKIN
Bowdlerizing History
G. MURPHY DONOVAN
Why the U.S. Shouldn’t Abandon Syrian Kurdistan
JERRY GORDON and ROD REUVEN DOVID BRYANT
The Good Cop—an Israeli Bright-Dark Comedy
NORMAN BERDICHEVSKY
Skewed Projection in a Broken Mirror
KENNETH FRANCIS
STORIES & POETRY
Promenade aux Cimetières de Paris:
Père-Lachaise AND Stout
JAMES STEVENS CURL
An Angel, A Snake AND Ovid
JEFFREY BURGHAUSER
The Meeting
ROBERT GEAR
Perhaps Tomorrow
DANIEL BUCK
Crumbs
MYRON GANANIAN
We Walk
MICHAEL SHINDLER
Differential Release Liners
CARL NELSON
On the Eighth Day
JAMES COMO
Left Field
JEFF PLUDE
An Open Letter to God by Dov Ben-Zamir
DAVID SOLWAY
Lumbering
MICHAEL VONN
The Hangman’s Beautiful Daughter:
A Film Treatment with Music
GEOFFREY CLARFIELD
Ode to Ernest Shackleton
BILL CORDEN
