New English Review
September 2017
Paul Klee, Park of Idols, 1939
Stung by Anthropomorphization
THEODORE DALRYMPLE
The Geo-politics of the Temple Mount Crisis: Interview with Seth Frantzman
MIKE BATES AND JERRY GORDON
In Defense of American History and Heroes
DANIEL MALLOCK
Weaker Vessels
FERGUS DOWNIES
Muslim Grooming Gangs
MARTIN HANSON
Jewish Identity in History and Fiction
NORMAN BERDICHEVSKY
The Gentile Problem: A Work in Progress
SAMUEL HUX
Understanding the Myth of Rape Culture
CHRISTOPHER DeGROOT
Misconstruing Tyranny
PAUL CLITEUR
Bears Chasing Sheep
ROBERT GEAR
Genesis, a Cup of Tea, and the End of the World
KENNETH FRANCIS
A Mirability of the Passing Parade: The Unknown American
CYNICAS AMERICANUS
One Black Runaway and Two White Hippies go Hitchhiking
MAGGI LAUREYS
Artisinal Irony
G. MURPHY DONOVAN
A Look at the Novels of Mark Helprin
JAMES COMO
The Hunger Artist: A Theatre Piece
EVELYN HOOVEN
Shakespeare Contra Erasmus
DAVID P. GONTAR
POETRY
If Moses had Entered the Land
STEVEN SHER
The Rape of Europa
A. ASPASIA
Monologue on Life and Death by György Faludy
THOMAS ORSZÁG-LAND
