One of the most evil works of collectivism — whether it be called communism, state capitalism, socialism, “people’s democracy,” or what you will — is the destruction of true private property. For the longing of man to have… Read More
Great issue of the University Bookman. Featuring an article by Father James Schall and a review of Kirk’s book on T.S. Eliot. university bookman (Spring 1972)
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Excellent issue from 1970. With pieces by Claes Ryn, Warren Fleischauer, and Wes McDonald. ub autumn 1970
“No man truly knows himself, and, certainly, no man really knows another. A biographer’s work is always and every where poetic. That is, the biographer holds the high duty of being humane while also holding faithfully to the… Read More
If you’re interested in reviewing RUSSELL KIRK: AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE, please contact Mack McCormick at the University of Kentucky Press. Advanced review copies are now available. permissions@uky.edu Thank you, and enjoy!
Russell Kirk’s LORD OF THE HOLLOW DARK is not merely my favorite Kirk book, it is one of my favorite books, period. It is an amazing horror story, full of real evil and real good. The good, not… Read More
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