Category: Book Review Spring 2003 A Preference for the Primitive: Gombrich’s Legacy by Karen Wilkin Winter 2003 Toscanini, Then and Now by Harold Fromm Winter 2003 Stories and Lines by David Mason Winter 2003 Many Voices by Tom Wilhelmus Winter 2003 Saving the Sumatran Rhino by Dean Flower Autumn 2002 Writing About Music by William H. Pritchard Autumn 2002 Stendhal’s Children by Thomas Filbin Autumn 2002 To Find the Man in Dostoevsky by Richard Pevear Autumn 2002 Once Is Not Enough: Rereading and Remembering by Tess Lewis Autumn 2002 Notes of Quaint Reader by Sydney Lea Summer 2002 America the Innocent by Susan Balée Summer 2002 More than the Sum of His Parts: The Enigma of Winston Churchill by Brooke Allen Summer 2002 Scripting the Environment by Dean Flower Summer 2002 Responsibilites by Brian Phillips Summer 2002 Reverence by Robert McDowell Summer 2002 Is Wagner Divine? by Thomas M. Disch Summer 2002 TLS Lives by William H. Pritchard Spring 2002 The Secret Service: Mark Jarman’s Quest for a Poetics by Meg Schoerke Spring 2002 O Lost! by Robert Phillips Spring 2002 Iris Murdoch: The Imagined Life by Tess Lewis Spring 2002 Family Fictions by Alan Davis Spring 2002 Religious Atheist: The Case of Allen Tate by Bruce Bawer Winter 2002 Vanity Fair and Vexation of Spirit by Alexandra Mullen Winter 2002 Defoe and Sterne by Brian Cox Winter 2002 Character by Tom Wilhelmus Winter 2002 A Drop of Bitterness: Andersen’s Fairy Tales by Tess Lewis Winter 2002 In Praise of Artifice by David Mason Autumn 2001 Boswell’s Turn by Brooke Allen Autumn 2001 The Law of Desire by Thomas Filbin Autumn 2001 Reading A. S. Byatt Reading by Tom Wilhelmus Autumn 2001 Borne Ceaselessly into the Past by Bruce Bawer Autumn 2001 The Arabian Nights of Gertrude Bell by Alexandra Mullen Summer 2001 Ambiguous Knowledge, or Did Curiosity Kill the Cat? by Clara Claiborne Park Summer 2001 A Sea of Troubles by Robert McDowell Summer 2001 The Perennial Value of the Slave Narrative by Jerry Phillips Spring 2001 The Oscar Wilde Industry by Alexandra Mullen Spring 2001 Ghosts, Shadow Patterns and the Fiction of Penelope Fitzgerald by Dean Flower Spring 2001 Not Responsible for Items Forgotten or Lost by Alan Davis Spring 2001 Misandry in the Classroom by Susan Balée Spring 2001 They Also Serve by Robert McDowell Spring 2001 Simpson’s Villon by Bruce Bawer Winter 2001 Poetry Chronicle by John Haines Winter 2001 Mr. Barzun and the Decky-Dance by William H. Pritchard Winter 2001 A Crucifix for Dracula: Wendell Berry Meets Edward O. Wilson by Harold Fromm Winter 2001 Modern American Poetry and the Hopper of Civilization by David Mason Winter 2001 What Is Truth? by Bruce Bawer Winter 2001 Communities Perhaps by Tom Wilhelmus Autumn 2000 Flint and Iron by Emily Grosholz Autumn 2000 Thrush Music, Audubon, and the Birds of America by Dean Flower Autumn 2000 Maximalist Fiction by Susan Balée ← Older articles Newer articles →