Mr. Russo is the managing editor of The American Conservative.
Lance Morrow, born to the cloth, takes us in gem-like chapters on a tour of the lost era of journalism written to the noise of the typewriter.
As Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI ails, questions arise about his legacy as a conservative champion.
Stephanie McCarter allows the Roman poet to sing unobscured by the echoes of history.
The new biography from Anthony Everitt and Roddy Ashworth renders an engaging account of the last Julio-Claudian, but in the process shines the lamp on our own disturbing fixations.
‘The Memorial Feast for Kökötöy Khan’ is not just an entry into a foreign literary tradition. It’s a mirror held up to our own cultural past.
‘The Sassoons’ raises a troubling question: Is the era of the family fortune over?
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