Hard Bread, Peg Boyers’s debut poetry collection, with verse spoken in the imagined voice of the Italian writer Natalia Ginzburg, was widely praised for its
From the UK comes another review of Isolarion: A Different Oxford Journey by James Attlee, this one in the Times. The review praises Attlee’s unconventional
As reported by Nina Bernstein in the New York Times today, Eric L. Muller is filing an amicus curiae brief in the case of Turkmen
A founding document of modern libertarianism, Friedrich Hayek’s The Road to Serfdom has in the sixty years since its publication established itself as an unimpeachable
Is it possible to travel without leaving home? Is there a way to be a pilgrim without leaving your life behind? James Attlee answers that
The March 30th edition of the Chronicle of Higher Education is running an article about F. A. Hayek’s The Road to Serfdom: Text and Documents—The
In March 2007, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported that the combined land and ocean temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere for December 2006 through
In the March 23rd issue of the Chronicle of Higher Education, author Caitlin Zaloom has penned an interesting piece about the late Clifford Geertz, one
The March 21st issue of Publishers Weekly contains an intriguing article by Donna Freitas on Jeffery J. Kripal and his latest work Esalen: America and
Susan Basalla May, co-author of So What Are You Going to Do with That?: Finding Careers Outside Academia has posted an interesting FAQ for students
