New English Review
November 2016
November
Calm Before the Storm by Nicolai Dubovskoi
Wiesel Words by Theodore Dalrymple
Violent Protests in Indonesia Blow an Ill Will for Religious Tolerance
by Mark Durie
Tony Blair’s Iraq War Confessions by Paul Austin Murphy
What Do French Textbooks Teach About Islam?
by Hugh Fitzgerald
What Shall I Do with These Memories? by Samuel Hux
A Mirabilary Of The Passing Parade: Antidisenfranchisementarians
by Cynicus Americanus
The Reactionary’s Guide to the 21st Century
by Bradford Tuckfield
What Lies Ahead? by David P. Gontar
From the Lions of Africa To The Lions of Judah
by Geoffrey Clarfield
A Tale of Two Kings: the Yellow Star Legend That Refuses to Die
by Norman Berdichevsky
The Pivot to the Arctic by Alexander Murinson
Only Regime Change Can Stop Sudan’s Genocide
an interview by Jerry Gordon
Free Trade Debate: Giving Credit Where It Is Due
by Lorna Salzman
King Leer by David P. Gontar
Book reviews:
Submitted Under Protest a review by Ardie Geldman
Received Rot by James Como
Will the Islamic State be Destroyed or Self-Destruct?
a review and interview by Jerry Gordon
Self-Sabotage in the Name of K. Marx (Who He?)
by Richard Kostelanetz
Short Stories:
Man-Killers by James LePore
A Birthday Gift For Abubakar Shekau by A. Human Being
Poetry:
After Many Years by Bibhu Padhi
Caesarean Roundel by David P. Gontar
Drawing the Line by Dilip Mohapatra
translated by Thomas Ország-Land
