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A Neglected Art Gets Its Due | The American Spectator
Suddenly Something Clicked: The Languages of Film Editing and Sound DesignBy Walter MurchFaber &…
Genius Loci: Byung-Chul Han’s In Praise of the Earth |…
In Praise of the Earth: A Journey Into the GardenByung-Chul Han (tr. Daniel Steuer)Polity Press, 160…
Genius Loci: Byung-Chul Han’s In Praise of the Earth |…
In Praise of the Earth: A Journey Into the GardenByung-Chul Han (tr. Daniel Steuer)Polity Press, 160…
Leslie Corbly’s Progressive Prejudice Is a Book Every…
Progressive-Prejudice/Leslie-Corbly/9798895651704">Progressive Prejudice: Exposing the…
No Mommie Dearest, She | The American Spectator
Joan Crawford: A Woman’s FaceBy Scott EymanSimon and Schuster, 468 pages, $30It’s not certain when…
Wendell Berry Shows Us How To Love in Loss | The…
Wendell Berry, in his 92nd year of life, has just come out with a new novel, Marce Catlett: The…
The Real Josephine Baker | The American Spectator
Josephine Baker’s Secret WarBy Hanna DiamondYale University Press, 352 pages, $35Hemingway called…
G is for Gorey | The American Spectator
E Is for Edward: A Centennial Celebration of the Mischievous Mind of Edward GoreyBy Gregory…
Octogenarians Can Solve Murders Too | The American…
The Impossible FortuneBy Richard OsmanPamala Dorman Books/Viking, 355 pp., $30There’s a lot of…
Who Was Vernon Duke? | The American Spectator
I’ve been familiar with at least a few of Vernon Duke’s songs — among the most famous of them being…
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