The New Moral Mathematics
By Kieran Setiya at the Boston Review
Topic
Books
A collection of 329 issues
Tolkien Wasn’t Politically Correct. Rings of Power Is. That’s Just the Most Surface Symptom of this Diseased Production
There are two types of people in the world: Tolkien fans and everyone else.
This series appeals to neither.
C. S. Lewis, J. R. R. Tolkien and the Inklings: Telling Stories to Save Lives
By Rachel Lu: America Magazine
The Pascal of the Pandemic
By David Black
From City Journal
Flannery O’Connor on Sin and Politics
By Darrell Falconburg
From The Imaginative Conservative
The Man with the Golden Gun
From The Lamp
The Conservative Mind, by Russell Kirk
A Micro-Review/Essay
The End of Christendom, by Malcolm Muggeridge
That guy trying to eat your brains? He didn’t survive the zombie attack.
William Bonner and Lila Rajiva, Mobs, Messiahs, and Markets: A Micro-Review
Bonner is either the most frustrating or most entertaining non-fiction writer I’ve ran across. He loves anecdotes and detours. He loves making a larger point by illustrating with an even larger story. At times, I want to scream, “Get to the point!” At other times, I’m saying, “Take
The Restoration of Christian Culture, by John Senior
A Micro-Review/Essay