New English Review
October 2018
Street Scene, Charles Blackman, 1960
His Untimely Going
THEODORE DALRYMPLE
Slaves of Ourselves: Man Without Authority
SCOTT BEAUCHAMP
The Nature of Hypocrisy, Part II
CHRISTOPHER DEGROOT
A Visit with Jennifer O’Neill
DANIEL MALLOCK
The Nobility of Nationalism
G. MURPHY DONOVAN
Collusion Then and Now: A Look Back at the 1920s
MARC EPSTEIN
The Return of Marx
ROBERT GEAR
Does Hell Exist?
KENNETH FRANCIS
The Value of Wit
BEN SIXSMITH
How the 70s Unmade the World
BRANDON J. WEICHERT
The Secrets of Iran’s Links to 911
JERRY GORDON and ROD BRYANT
Humor in the Midst of Strife: A Book Review
SHAI AFSAI
Reconsidering Sartre
SAMUEL HUX
Two Takes on New Age
GUIDO MINA di SUSPIRO
The Student Red Guards of British Universities
PAUL AUSTIN MURPHY
Architectural Dystopia: A Book Review
THEODORE DALRYMPLE
Marcel Schwob and the Subconscious World Under the Surface of the Sea
NORMAN SIMMS
Beyond the Matrix with Phyllis Chesler
JERRY GORDON and ROD BRYANT
STORIES & POETRY
Letter from 50: A Memoir
JAMES COMO
For David Barber
DAVID SOLWAY
The Joke Trial
KIRBY OLSON
An Actress Explores Her Role: A Monologue
EVELYN HOOVEN
Self-Help Poems 18A through 18E
CARL NELSON
Growl: Another Parody
KENNETH FRANCIS
Classic Encounter
CARLETON RAISBECK
The Illusion of Love
BOYD CATHEY
Two Sonnets
JEFFREY BURGHAUSER
I Survived the Flood
GEOFFREY CLARFIELD
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