Fall 2018
Editorials
Essays
- The Art of Redemption: V. S. Naipaul’s “The Enigma of Arrival” by Jeffrey Folks
- The Great Amputation: Language in the Postmodern Era by Ewa M. Thompson
- Viktor Orbán and the Hungarian Resistance by Lee Congdon
- Washington and Marshall: Two Studies in Virtue by David Hein
- Whose Civilization? Which Clash? by Daniel McCarthy
Books
- John Gray: A Spinoza for Today by Peter Hitchens
- Joseph Epstein: The Perfect Critic by Jonathan Leaf
- Paying Court to the King of Instruments by Stephen M. Klugewicz
- The Gangs of Old New York by Lauren Weiner
- The Incomparable Anthony Powell by Christopher Sandford
- The Nonconformist by Gerald J. Russello
- W.M. Spackman: An Imperfect Critic by William Logan
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