Month: July 2002

National Review Online has a Q&A with William F. Buckley Jr. dealing with his book Nuremberg. They also have posted Micahel Knox Beran’s review from ...

Some of you might think the title of this blog is a joke or toungue in cheek. Sadly, for some people this is not the case. See this NYT story: The Best Stealer ...

What did I do on my spontaneous day off? I finished reading fellow blogger Ken Layne’s book Dot.Con. The book describes the travails of down on his luck r...

I have a question to pose to the blogosphere: If someone you knew were only going to read ten novles in their life, which ones would you recomend? I have asked ...

Earlier I was shocked by how few of the 100 best novels I had read. Now I find it is even worse for the 100 best nonfiction. I have only read 6 (and some of tho...

This weeks book of the week is MArtin Amis’ study of Bolshevism, Stalinism and fellow travelers in the West – Koba the Dread: Laughter and the Twent...