Review of ‘The Nuclear Age’ by Serhii Plokhy
“Nuclear… We can’t let people throw around that word. I call it the N-Word. There are two…
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Mamet’s worried sigh of relief: Review of ‘The Disenlightenment’
You’ve seen this movie before: a Jewish intellectual who brings not peace, but a sword. This…
Review of The Eleventh Hour
When S.M. Arthur, an honorary fellow of the University of Cambridge, wakes up to the…
Review of Good Bones by Brooke Allen
As you have begun to read this article, I will assume you are a reader. By this, I mean you…
A 500-Year History by Paul Gillingham
“Poor Mexico. So far from God, so close to the United States.” The famous words attributed to…
How Tolkien built worlds
J. R. R. Tolkien was a poet at heart. Charmed by the sound of language, he was influenced by…
Review of The Architect of Espionage
Meir Dagan died in 2016, six years after his tenure as director of the Mossad, Israel’s vaunted…
False echoes of Weimar
Seven states seceded from the Union before James Buchanan left office in 1861, and within…
Star Wars is a spent force. It’s time to say goodbye
It was just announced that Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope, the original 1977 juggernaut…
You Say You Want a Revolution
Ask someone to explain what “revolution” is, and there’s a decent chance they will reply that,…
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