winter 2021 Issue Heroic Witness by Martha Bayles The great novel of the Eastern Front, adapted for television.
winter 2021 Issue Teeming Shore by Eric Kaufmann Why is the cosmopolitan dream of an open America suddenly poised to redefine the nation’s soul?
winter 2021 Issue The Dangers of Consistency by Charles Moore Hitler’s life is the most shocking example ever of the dangers of consistency.
winter 2021 Issue Do-Gooder in Chief by Helen Andrews Eleanor Roosevelt's career was a vindication of every misogynist cliché about women in politics.
winter 2021 Issue Fight Club by Andrew E. Busch Party competition and political discourse in America.
winter 2021 Issue The Redhunter by Arthur Herman Joe McCarthy was neither grand inquisitor nor unscrupulous demagogue.
fall 2020 Issue Conference Confidential by Andrew Roberts This well-researched book provides a new, absorbing prism through which to view the tragedy that was Yalta.
fall 2020 Issue Indecent Interval by David P. Goldman With his remarkable longevity, Henry Kissinger might still be available to negotiate another American surrender.
fall 2020 Issue Ex-Friends by John O’Sullivan It’s early days but another vista of broken and renewed friendships may be opening up.
fall 2020 Issue A Towering Achievement by Steven F. Hayward Studying Thatcher through Charles Moore’s eyes provides lessons about statecraft that will never stale.
fall 2020 Issue Presidential Library by Tevi Troy There is a long and storied history of presidents who have been authors of books that display admirable literary skill.