My Longest Day

by Judd Lienhard

Our last combat mission was my worst experience of the war, but it taught me the most. We landed on the X, which basically... Read More

Bob Dylan, Nobel Laureate

by Daniel Thomas Moran

ONE OF THE MOST SAVAGE reviews ever written was published in 1818 in response to a collection of verse by a somewhat unknown poet.... Read More

Leonardo Flies Home

by Daniel Thomas Moran

  Leonardo Da Vinci, took his place across the tiny aisle from me, and buckled the belt of his seat. I was certain it... Read More

AT WINTER

by Cynthia d’Este

[caption id="attachment_18103" align="alignright" width="250"] Hasui Japanese Woodblock Print Shimoda 1937[/caption] The moon’s a fat convict of the stick-stalk trees then escapes, a desperado loose... Read More

Nutshell

by Howard Schneider

BOOK BY IAN MCEWAN NAN A. TALESE / DOUBLEDAY 2016 197 PP.; $24.95 THE PROTAGONIST and first-person chronicler of the British writer Ian McEwan’s... Read More

The Story of Reason in Islam

by Noah Kennedy

BY SARI NUSSEIBEH STANFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2016 288 PP.; $29.95 AS A WESTERNER for whom the intellectual history of Islam is something of a... Read More

A Humanist Remembrance

by Scott Foster

Almost one year ago, on January 1, 2016, Robert James Allen died from a self-inflicted gunshot to the head. To this day, those of us... Read More