New English Review
September 2018
Red Stairway, Ben Shahn, 1944
Telling Us Too Little: The Fearful Inadequacy of Neoconservatism
PAUL GOTTFRIED
The Nature of Hypocrisy, Part I
CHRISTOPHER DEGROOT
In Praise of Biblical Language
KENNETH FRANCIS
The Lizards
THEODORE DALRYMPLE
Intertextuality or Philosophy Ex Nihilo?
PAUL AUSTIN MURPHY
Shut Up! They Explained
ROBERT GEAR
Russia is Not Going to Change
BRANDON J. WEICHERT
What is Going On?
JOEL D. HIRST
Mozart and Mohammedanism
JEFF LIPKES
The Last Refuge
G. MURPHY DONOVAN
Taking the Historical Novel Seriously
SAMUEL HUX
A Vademecum Against Modernity: Rupert Sheldrake’s New Book
GUIDO MINA di SOSPIRO
The Path to Middle-East Peace through Economic Prosperity
JERRY GORDON AND ROD BRYANT
Conversation on Beauty
RICHARD KUSLAN
STORIES & POETRY
A Just Representation
CHRISTOPHER DEGROOT
Hippolytus and Phaedra
EVELYN HOOVEN
The Great Commission
CARLETON RAISBECK
Cicero Was Right
KENNETH FRANCIS
Confessions of a Recovering Social Justice Warrior
BRANDON MARLON
When Nobody’s Home
ANTHONY ALICATA
Suburban Monody AND Eclogue
JEFFREY BURGHAUSER
Pax Romana, 66.6 AD AND More
KIRBY OLSON
Circular
DAVID SOLWAY
Three Poems
ANKUR BETAGERI
The Abnormal Life Coach
JAMES LEPORE
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