spring 2022 Issue Sickness of the Mind, Triumph of the Soul by Algis Valiunas Dostoevsky at the pinnacle of modern literature.
fall 2021 Issue Faerie Godfather by Mark A. Heberle The Faerie Queene is a continuous practice of thinking about aesthetic, moral, and philosophical issues.
fall 2020 Issue From Crusoe to Comics by Mark Bauerlein If the novel doesn’t flourish, then our era is a purposeless one, and life a random course of ups and downs.
summer 2020 Issue A Romance in Spite of Itself by Martha Bayles Normal People puts a postmodern twist on a classic tale of passion.
summer 2020 Issue Comfortably Numb by Charles Murray The only thing more frightening than annihilation is the possibility that our decadent society could coast on forever.
summer 2020 Issue Canon Fodder by Mary Eberstadt Multiculturalism has never made sense on its own terms.
spring 2020 Issue Our Bookless Future by Mark Bauerlein It won’t be long before all living memory of a time before the personal computer is gone.