David McCullough’s America is our America too
With his white hair and Irish sweaters, reedy voice and reserved manner, his stately…
Tag: Book Reviews
Review of ‘Dempseye and Tunney in the Roaring Twenties’
In the annals of boxing’s greatest heavyweight champions, two names often enter the…
Review of ‘The Comic Book History of the Cocktail’
Thanks to several decades of comic book saturation at the movies, we all know the plot beats of…
How slavery was rationalized
Every writer of history wants to craft a work that sticks to the ribs of the reader, and no…
The German resistance to Hitler
When we think of those who stood up, spoke out, and took covert action against the Nazis, it is…
Why nobody is buying what Karine Jean Pierre is selling
The late Tony Snow was the first of the cable news era to seamlessly make the jump to and from…
‘The Camp of the Saints’ as a mirror
First published in France in 1973, Jean Raspail’s novel The Camp of the Saints is one of those…
America’s Jewish core
In the mid-1990s, the late Sen. Joseph Lieberman, then an Orthodox Jewish Connecticut Democrat,…
Review of ‘Independent’ by Karine Jean-Pierre
In modern America, most people would agree that the job of the White House press secretary is…
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