Coates contra mundum
by Anthony Daniels
A review of Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates.
A review of Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates.
Updike began and ended his career with poetry. More than his other writings, Updike’s verse provides the clearest picture of who he is.
Donald Stoker’s new book on Clausewitz helps dissect Clausewitz’s complicated legacy.
Reflections on the Armenian Genocide on the 100th anniversary.
Time on an island in Hudson, New York, occasions some musings on the greatest shipwreck survivors in literature.
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Reading Max Beerbohm reveals much about the times in which he lived.
On Hamilton at the Richard Rodgers Theatre and Finding Neverland at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre.
On the newly renovated Wadsworth Atheneum.
On “Caro in Yorkshire” at The Hepworth Wakefield and Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
On “Alice: 150 Years of Wonderland” at The Morgan Library & Museum.
On “Paintings by George Stubbs from the Yale Center for British Art” at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
On “Seeing Sound: New Works by Jane Harris, Alex Paik, Gelah Penn” at Odetta Gallery; “Printed Matter’s NY Art Book Fair” at MOMA PS1; “The Still Life Show” at Eleventh Street Arts; Jack Tworkov: Mark and Grid, 1931–1982” at Alexander Gray Associates; “Stephen Maine: New Paintings” at Hionas Gallery & “Gabriele Evertz: The Gray Question” at Minus Space.
On Christiane Karg with Malcolm Martineau, the Vienna Philharmonic with Anne-Sophie Mutter, Werther, & more.
On the responses to the American train heroes and Trump on the campaign trail.
Notes & Comments
A tale of two Popes
by The Editors
Comparing Pope Francis with his predecessor.
Yale follies (cont’d)
by The Editors
The ivy league school recently announced a new Center for the Study of Islamic Law and Civilization at Yale Law School.
And farewell to The Mikado
by The Editors
On canceling Gilbert & Sullivan’s famous operetta.