A bold, indispensable and revisionary text for the benefit of readers and critics of major and dominant motifs in the unfolding history of American fiction.

Review of ‘Social Creature,’ by Tara Isabella Burton

Facing the reality of a defunded and sorely understaffed State Department and with the growing presence of active and retired military personnel in policy-making processes in an increasingly complicated global community, this book raises an important question: What hope is there for the future of peace?

Censors “complained that they knew what Lubitsch was saying, but they couldn’t figure out how he was saying it.” 

Made famous in poetry, the iconic infield of the Chicago Cubs a century ago helped usher in baseball's golden age.

A. Alexander Stummvoll's new book is crucially important because until now, religion has been “the missing dimension in statecraft.”