| Date |
Periodical |
|
Title |
Book(s) reviewed, or topic
of article |
|
September 2006 |
The New Criterion |
C |
Divine Love, Divine Order |
An appreciation of Charles
Kingsley |
|
Spring 2006 |
The New Atlantis |
C |
Jules Verne:
Father of Science Fiction? |
I think not. |
|
May 9, 2005 |
National Review |
S |
Fountains and Stuff |
The Derbs do D.C. |
|
Feb. 14, 2005 |
National Review |
A |
But
Is It Science? |
Intelligent Design in the Age of Biology. |
|
February 2005 |
The New Criterion |
C |
Alfred Duggan's Past |
Historical fiction, and one of its grandmasters. |
|
Dec. 31, 2004 |
National Review |
S |
Yes, Un-Deedy |
Deediness is next to Godliness. |
|
Aug. 26, 2004 |
The New York Sun |
R |
Channeling Bertrand Russell |
The End of Faith, by Sam Harris |
|
Summer 2004 |
Claremont Review of Books |
R |
On A Green Knoll Apart |
W.B. Yeats: A Life, Vol. II, by R.F. Foster |
|
May 3, 2004 |
National Review |
S |
Book Report |
Reading books for a living. |
|
May, 2004 |
The New Criterion |
A |
The
Strangest Travel Book Ever Written |
An African in Greenland and the state of the
culture. |
|
Apr. 27, 2004 |
The New York Sun |
R |
Ya bo! Invooboo |
Scouting for Boys, by Robert Baden-Powell |
|
Spring 2004 |
Claremont Review of Books |
R |
A Dance to the (Disco) Music of Time |
Homosexuality and Civilization, by Louis Crompton |
|
Mar. 22, 2004 |
National Review |
R |
Shrewd, But Small |
Chiang Kai Shek, by Jonathan Fenby |
|
Feb. 9, 2004 |
National Review |
S |
The Decline of
Stuff |
When things were made of wood and iron. |
|
Dec. 22, 2003 |
National Review |
R |
The
Datanaut |
Human Accomplishment, by Charles Murray |
| July
14, 2003 |
National
Review |
S |
Name
That Tune |
I can't. |
| May
19, 2003 |
The
American Conservative |
R |
Minority
Report |
World
on Fire, by Amy Chua |
| Mar.
10, 2003 |
The
American Conservative |
R |
The
Marx of the Anti-Semites |
The
Culture of Critique by Kevin MacDonald |
|
March 2003 |
The
New Criterion |
R |
E
pluribus plurimum |
Diversity:
The Invention of a Concept by Peter Wood |
|
February 2003 |
The
New Criterion |
C |
What
Happened to Aldous Huxley? |
The
last metaphysician. |
| Oct.
14, 2002 |
National
Review |
R |
Hiberno-Fascism |
1916:
The Easter Rising by Tim Pat Coogan |
|
April 2002 |
The
New Criterion |
R |
The
Uses of Quietism |
Dao
De Jing: The Book of the Way by Laozi, translated & with
commentary by Moss Roberts |
|
Dec. 3, 2001 |
National
Review |
A |
Crusading
They Went |
Godfrey
de Bouillon was a Republican. |
|
July 9, 2001 |
National
Review |
A |
Stars
Above! |
Astrology
in the ascendant. |
|
February 2001 |
Parnassus:
Poetry in Review |
C |
All the way to Chang-fêng-sha |
Medieval
Chinese poetry and its translations. |
|
December 2000 |
The
New
Criterion |
C |
In the Bivouac of Life |
Longfellow's
poetry. |
| Nov.
20, 2000 |
National
Review |
A |
The End of the Ectomorph |
What
happened to the skinny male? |
| July
17, 2000 |
National
Review |
A |
The Longest, Awfullest Game |
Soccer,
of course. |
|
March 2000 |
The
New
Criterion |
C |
Rudyard Kipling & the god of things as they are |
An
appreciation of Old Eyebrows |
|
Jan. 17, 2000 |
Weekly
Standard |
A |
The Onomastic Cringe |
Who the
heck are the Roma? |
| May 3,
1999 |
National
Review |
A |
Forget About It |
The
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Dead Horses unmasked |
| Sep.
14, 1998 |
National
Review |
R |
A Writer All Through |
The
King's English: A Guide to Modern Usage, by Kingsley Amis
Kingsley Amis: A Biography, by Eric Jacobs |
| Jul. 25,
1987 |
Spectator |
A |
*Getting Married in Manchuria |
An
account of my marriage |
| ? Early
1984 |
Daily
Telegraph |
R |
*The 'Saint' beside Mao |
Chou:
the Story of Zhou Enlai, by Dick Wilson |