Bruno Walter’s Way by Terry Teachout The German-born refugee may have been the last representative of a now lost mode of music-making.
How Race Is Written in America by Dan Seligman A Pulitzer-Prize-winning series tackles taboos--by ignoring them.
Shopping with Saddam Hussein by Gary Milhollin Confidential UN documents reveal that inspections and sanctions have done nothing to keep the Iraqi dictator from acquiring weapons of…
That These Dead Shall Not Have Died in Vain by Midge Decter A memorial day in Jerusalem rouses thoughts of America's bloodiest war, and what it took to win it.
The Critics’ Club by Joseph Epstein Where the hell is my Complete Poems of Cavafy?; or, how W.H. Auden, Jacques Barzun, and Lionel Trilling sold books.
Who Is Winning the Intifada? by Gal Luft In the war that is not a war, only a fear of Israel's military may restrain the Palestinians from stepping…
