Arts & Culture
Arts & Culture, Reviews
A Dearth of Eagles, by Andrew Bernstein
Yvonne Laplante November 25, 2017
Yvonne Laplante reviews A Dearth of Eagles, by Andrew Bernstein
Arts & Culture, Reviews
The Vanishing American Adult, by Ben Sasse
Ryan Puzycki November 25, 2017
Ryan Puzycki reviews The Vanishing American Adult, by Ben Sasse
Arts & Culture, Philosophy
Nobel Prize Awarded to Kazuo Ishiguro—Kindred Spirit of Balph Eubank (from Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged)
Jon Hersey October 10, 2017
Ishiguro “uncovered the abyss beneath our illusory sense of connection with the world”—just like a villain from Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged.
Arts & Culture
In Defense of Editing
Norman Podhoretz September 3, 2017
A classic essay on the importance of journalistic standards and the role of editors in establishing and maintaining them. Illuminating for writers, editors, and anyone who appreciates the written word.
Arts & Culture
Reason in Rhyme: A Philosophic Oratorio
Robin Field September 3, 2017
Robin Field presents the full text of his philosophic oratorio, Reason in Rhyme, which he composed in the 1970s and performed in song and piano throughout the ’80s and ’90s. Enjoy!
Arts & Culture
Seven Poems on Living Large and Loving Life
Various Authors September 3, 2017
Enjoy these soul-fueling works by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, John James Ingalls, Andrew Marvell, Edward Rowland Sill, Gaius Valerius Catullus, Charlotte Brontë, and Berton Braley.
Arts & Culture
Seven Great Poems on Independence
Various Authors May 21, 2017
Poems on the theme of independence, by William Ernest Henley, Henry Lawson, Edgar Guest, Badger Clark, Ralph Chaplin, Dale Wimbrow, and Robert Burns.
Arts & Culture, Reviews
Seeing Central Park: The Official Guide to the World’s Greatest Urban Park, by Sara Cedar Miller
Joseph Kellard February 20, 2017
Joseph Kellard reviews Seeing Central Park: The Unofficial Guide to the World’s Greatest Urban Park, by Sara Cedar Miller.
Arts & Culture, Reviews
Norman Rockwell: Behind the Camera, by Ron Schick
Daniel Wahl August 14, 2016
Norman Rockwell: Behind the Camera, by Ron Schick; reviewed by Daniel Wahl.
Arts & Culture, Ayn Rand & Objectivism
Robin Field on Objectivism and the Performing Arts
Craig Biddle May 20, 2016
Robin Field discusses his decades in the performing arts, Objectivism, how Ayn Rand literally saved his life, Reason in Rhyme, and what he’s up to today.