New English Review
April 2015
Of Chekhov, Dickens, Henley and Pascal
by Theodore Dalrymple
The Decline of Religion is a Delusion by Conrad Black
Books Do Furnish A Mind, Part I by Ibn Warraq
And Some Have Greatness Thrust From Them
by Theodore Dalrymple
Remembering Falstaff by David P. Gontar
Grave’s Disease? by Theodore Dalymple
A Reader’s Guide to the New York Musical Comedies of Betty Comden and Adolph Green
by Terry Dunford
Why it’s Worth Seeing The Sound of Music Again
by Norman Berdichevsky
Is the P5+1 Nuclear Deal with Iran a Case of Buyers Regret? An Interview with Dr. Michael Rubin
by Jerry Gordon and Mike Bates
Paris – January 11: A Disturbing Event by Shmuel Trigano
Blaming Bibi, Ignoring Abbas by Joseph S. Spoerl
Broken Arrow by G. Murphy Donovan
by Jerry Gordon and Ilana Freedman
Islamic Terrorism and the Essentialism Canard
by Richard Butrick
Orwell and Hitler by Ron Capshaw
The Islamic State Caliphate is Pure Islam
by Jerry Gordon with Bill Bennett and Dr. Michael Welner
Religious Indoctrination and the Creation of Terrorists
by Samir Yousif
The Caliphate Triumphant a review by Jerry Gordon
The Post-Racial Society Recedes Further
by Lorna Salzman
Portugal’s Attempts at Jewish Reparations and the Fig Leaf of Lusotropicalism
by Norman Berdichevsky
An Insecure Home Nestling in a Blood-Soaked Land
a review by Thomas Ország-Land
The New Order: On a Revolution in Education
by J. E. G. Dixon
The Mick by James Como
The Greatest Baseball Announcers: Bob Sheppard & Vin Scully
by Richard Kostelanetz
My Daughter’s Marrying a Tree, Should I Attend the Wedding?
by Joe Bissonnette
Bam vs. Bibi by Richard Kostelanetz
Poetry:
Inland by P. David Hornik
Nudes On The Beach by Gopikrishnan Kottoor
Crippled Crop by George Bailin
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