Kathleen Rooney’s poems in Robinson Alone can be read two ways–as standalone pieces and as connected parts that form a single poetic narrative of a character’s life
Matvei Yankelevich’s poetry may seem direct and plainspoken, but as a new collection shows, his verse reveals a long battle with the uncertainty of language.
The so-called ‘father of conservatism’ gets an aphoristic new biography from a very interested party.
The great diplomat and statesman John Hay is the subject of a riveting new biography
Book Review: Edmund Burke, the First Conservative
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Book Review: Pliny and the Artistic Culture of the Italian Renaissance
Penguins on Parade: The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent.!
I’m Sorry, What?
Taxonomy and Grace
Second Glance: Astonish Us
In Defense of the Memory Theater
Against the Wind
Attainted: The Life and Afterlife of Ezra Pound in Italy
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