New English Review
March 2021
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View from Brooklyn, George Ault, 1927
What We Do
THEODORE DALRYMPLE
Is Secession in the Cards? The Unfolding of an Historical Irony
DAVID SOLWAY
The American Democratic Party’s Long History of Violence
MICHAEL ANGLEY
Putting On My Special Hat for the Great Reset
JEFF PLUDE
Karl Marx: Absurdly Revered Crank
LAWRENCE EUBANK
Small War Meditations
G. MURPHY DONOVAN
Why Michael Flynn Matters
G. MURPHY DONOVAN
The Future of Intelligence and the Intelligentsia
PEDRO BLAS GONZÁLEZ
America’s Bastille Day
ARMANDO SIMÓN
Will the New Administration Defend Taiwan? With Stephen Bryen
JERRY GORDON
Agnosticism, Appearance, and Reality
KENNETH FRANCIS
A Reaction to Abstraction
ROBERT LEWIS
Peristalsis: The Ongoing Story
CARL NELSON
Sartre and the Paradoxical Notion of Bad Faith
SAMUEL CHAMBERLAIN
Only the Stench Remains
KIRBY OLSON
Lewis Wolpert: In Appreciation
JILLIAN BECKER
Three Dystopian Novelists
RALPH BERRY
Yes, Doctor; No ‘Doctor’
SAMUEL HUX
Britain’s Iconic Letterboxes and Public Phones
NORMAN BERDICHEVSKY
On Papua New Guinea, the Ouija Board, and the Supernatural World
BILL CORDEN
STORIES & POETRY
Germaphobia
ASA BOXER
Finding the Word
DIANA MARY SITEK
The Portrait AND Moods for the Mighty and the Fallen
LAURA CELISE LIPPMAN
Roaring
PAUL ILLIDGE
Changing Minds
ARMANDO SIMÓN
The Library of Alexandria
JUSTIN WONG
Grave of Lies
ANDY THOMAS
Four Ghazals
JEFFREY BURGHAUSER
After a Snowstorm
SHAI AFSAI
Report from Colonized Planet Delta Four, Part 2
ROBERT GEAR
Mask of the Jihad
PETER GLASSMAN
David to Joab
THOMAS BANKS
The Poet’s Burden AND Antifa
WALT GARLINGTON
Two Poems of Hoffman von Fallersleben
MICHAEL SHINDLER
Meet Mr. Mittens
NEIL LATIMER
Instrument: A Dramatic Monologue
EVELYN HOOVEN
Academia in Medias Res
GRACJAN KRASZEWSKI
