Reconsiderations October 2016
The letters of Lowell & Bishop
On two new publications of the famous correspondence.
On two new publications of the famous correspondence.
On the one-hundredth anniversary of the World War I novel.
On Jacques-Louis David’s moral foibles.
Why Kenneth Clark’s 1969 television show still matters today.
A look at two of important players in the world of historical fiction: Robert Merle and Arturo Pérez-Reverte.
On the mixed critical reception of Robert Burns.
Revisiting the lessons from Rick Atkinson’s An Army at Dawn
On the Irish poet and essayist.
Is Augustus still relevant 2000 years after his death?
On memories of the Duchess and the rest of the Mitford clan.