Might finally get around to reading A Conflict of Visions this fall. Thanks for the reminder, Jake.
Reread The Crucible and finally finished The Devils of Loudun. Relevant since we seem to be entering the next phase of proscription, complete with demoniac performances begging for public exorcism.
I do wish that Huxley had an editor with a heavier hand. Some of his tangents are tedious.
Might finally get around to reading A Conflict of Visions this fall. Thanks for the reminder, Jake.
Reread The Crucible and finally finished The Devils of Loudun. Relevant since we seem to be entering the next phase of proscription, complete with demoniac performances begging for public exorcism.
I do wish that Huxley had an editor with a heavier hand. Some of his tangents are tedious.
Daniel Boorstin, The Image
Richard Brookhiser, Give Me Liberty
David Horowitz, The Black Book of the American Left
Ian Kershaw, Hitler
Sal Khan, The One World Schoolhouse
John Lukacs, The Hitler of History
David McCullough, John Adams
David McCullough, The Pioneers
Sidney Powell, Licensed to Lie
William Rehnquist, Centennial Crisis
Lyle Rossiter, The Liberal Mind
Peter Schultz, How to Get into the Real Game of Politics
Lee Smith, The Permanent Coup
Robert Spencer, Rating America's Presidents
Shelby Steele, White Guilt
Donald Trump, Art of the Deal
Matthew Walker, Why We Sleep