Goldberg on Crunchy Cons
I have been planning a long, powerful, insightful, fair, and yet ultimately critical review of Rod Dreher’s new book Crunchy Cons. I am working my way thr...
Year: 2006
A Q&A with Congressman Hayworth on Immigration
J.D. Hayworth represents Arizona’s Fifth Congressional District. First elected in 1994, he is serving his sixth two-year term in Congress. The Congressman is ...
1776 by David McCullough
David McCullough’s 1776 is a masterpiece of writing and historical study. 1776 continues McCullough’s string of excellent books. The book generally ...
Company by Max Barry
Last week we were talking about futuristic novels that posit “what if” type scenarios and then allow the reader to watch them play out. I noted that...
Our School by Joanne Jacobs
Before she was a blogger and author Joanne Jacobs was a journalist and columnist. She covered the education beat for over twenty years. In 2001 she began to vol...
Prayers for the Assassin by Robert Ferrigno
“What if” or futuristic scenarios are often difficult things to pull off. Plausibility can be tricky thing. I would imagine that deciding how much y...