As I did on each day of the Republican convention, I am writing poetry for broadcast on National Public Radio’s “All Things Considered” after each of this year’s presidential and vice-presidential debates. The poems are broadcast side by side with ones by Calvin Trillin, who is writing on the same subject but with a rather different…
The best that can be said about a movie that should never have been made is that it’s not so bad as might have been expected
As I did on each day of the Republican convention, I am writing poetry for broadcast on National Public Radio’s “All Things Considered” after each of this year’s presidential and vice-presidential debates. The poems are broadcast side by side with ones by Calvin Trillin, who is writing on the same subject but with a rather…
A bit of pro-abortion propaganda that can’t stick to propaganda — and so manages to rise above its ideology to near greatness
As I did on each day of the Republican convention, I am writing poetry for broadcast on National Public Radio’s “All Things Considered” after each of this year’s presidential and vice-presidential debates. The poems are broadcast side by side with ones by Calvin Trillin, who is writing on the same subject but with a rather…
As I did on each day of the Republican convention, I am writing poetry for broadcast on National Public Radio’s “All Things Considered” after each of this year’s presidential and vice-presidential debates. The poems are broadcast side by side with ones by Calvin Trillin, who is writing on the same subject but with a rather…
This well-made French film by Cédric Kahn re-examines the relationship between civilization and savagery. Again.
This well-made French film by Cédric Kahn re-examines the relationship between civilization and savagery. Again.
Looking for a reason to back Bush? Have a look at George Butler’s hagiography of John Kerry.
Bias? What bias? Everybody knows that Bush is no good — From The New Criterion of September, 2004
Hollywood’s steady diet of fantasy for, lo, these many summers has finally bled into its perceptions of reality, particularly political reality — From The American Spectator, September, 2004
Che Guevera is still a political rock star here in the land he despised — so what if he killed Cuban “class enemies” and helped impose on those who survived exile, oppession and poverty?
