The Cracker Barrel Case For Rubio’s ‘Times New Roman’ Supremacy
The State Department’s rejection of the Biden-era Calibri font for Times New Roman might not be…
Tag: Literature
The printed Disney
The Walt Disney Company has released some of the world’s finest animated short films and movies…
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…
Louis CK’s ‘Ingram’: Skilled comic spews self-indulgent self-abuse
For more than two centuries, the great American novel has tempted writers who dreamed of…
David McCullough’s America is our America too
With his white hair and Irish sweaters, reedy voice and reserved manner, his stately…
College Literature Course Features Marx and SpongeBob
"Where students examine the shackles of work in culture and society — and consider a…
Stephen King’s biggest fear? Christianity
Stephen King got rich by tapping into something universal: the primal, human fears that haunt…
‘The American Family’s Book of Fables’: Wit and wisdom for our nation’s 250th
Pick up the "latest" kids’ book these days, and chances are you’ll be met with one or…
‘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…
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