Book Reviews
Christie at Christmas – Washington Examiner
One Christmas, a foreign detective stays with an English family in their ancient manor house in…
A new book asks, ‘Does universal basic income actually work?’
In the United States, the debate over a universal basic income is an exercise in “first world…
Werner Herzog’s Types of Truth
Werner Herzog has become a beloved icon in a culture that would absolutely not accommodate a…
Review of ‘The Master of Contradictions’
Books on the politics of literary works can go wrong in at least two ways: They can reduce the…
Rick Steves and the closing of the travel frontier
For Americans of a certain age and income bracket, Europe is synonymous with Rick Steves, a…
Peter Matthiessen, mystical Renaissance man
Peter Matthiessen was a towering figure in 20th-century American letters. He was a naturalist,…
The long shadow of the federalist debates
“While I am a Jeffersonian in my genuine faith in democracy and popular government,” President…
Peter Navarro’s book is a raw retelling of his experience in prison
Peter Navarro, who spent four months in federal prison for a contempt of Congress order over…
David McCullough’s America is our America too
With his white hair and Irish sweaters, reedy voice and reserved manner, his stately…
Review of ‘Dempseye and Tunney in the Roaring Twenties’
In the annals of boxing’s greatest heavyweight champions, two names often enter the…
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