spring 2023 Issue What We Share with Taiwan by Mark Helprin Both Taiwan and the United States are woefully unprepared for major conflict.
winter 2023 Issue My Native English Must I Now Forgo? by Mark Helprin Now heads of state speak—like—Valley Girls?
summer 2022 Issue Nationalism Through a Glass Darkly by Mark Helprin Critics dismiss the virtues, necessity, and inevitability of the nation-state.
spring 2022 Issue Oscars Wild by Mark Helprin The relative dignity, restraint, and sanity of the Academy Awards are long gone.
winter 2022 Issue Scholasticism vs. Survival by Mark Helprin No longer flush with victory and power in the American Century, we must now learn to think more modestly and defensively.
fall 2021 Issue Once More, with Feeling by Mark Helprin The West takes sides against itself while aping the authoritarianism of its enemies.
summer 2021 Issue Two Blind Mice by Mark Helprin Both Putin and Biden are blind to the challenge of China.
spring 2021 Issue Defense Rests by Mark Helprin We cannot survive without the defense of our sovereignty and independence.
winter 2021 Issue The Spirit of the Tories by Mark Helprin The American Loyalist spirit lives on in the Left.
fall 2020 Issue The Revolution of 2020 by Mark Helprin The watchwords of the revolution of 2020 might well be, “With malice toward all, and charity for miscreants.”
summer 2020 Issue Speaking Louder While Carrying a Smaller Stick by Mark Helprin Insufficient attention has been directed to the external forces that contribute to the dissolution of the West.