University Bookman V23 N4 Summer 1983 (Full Issue)
Weak issue. Only two articles: one on maintaining quality at private colleges and another on why a conservative shouldn’t like Thomas Jefferson. UB Summer 1983
University Bookman V23 N3 Spring 1983 (Full Issue)
UB V23 N3 Spring 1983 Another good, not great, issue. With articles by Thomas Molnar and one about Orestes Brownson.
University Bookman V23 N1 Autumn 1982 (Full Issue)
An excellent piece on Paul Elmer More by T. John Jamieson and RAK’s obit of Warren Fleischauer. university bookman autumn 1982
University Bookman V20 N3 Spring 1980 (Full Issue)
Good, not great issue: with articles by Louis Filler, Sam Francis, and John Pafford. UB Spring 1980 (Full Issue)
University Bookman V31 N1 1991 (Full Issue)
UB v32 n1 1991
University Bookman V33 N2 1993 (Full Issue)
Good issue. Articles by/about John Courtney Murray, Mark Henrie, Vigen Guroian, Gary Gregg, Edward Ericson, and Camile Paglia. ub v33 n2 1993
University Bookman V32 N4 1992 (Full Issue)
Another good issue with pieces by/about Russell Kirk, Wilhelm Roepke, Ralph Ancil, Albert Jay Nock, Edmund Opitz, and Ben Lockerd. ub v32 n4 1992
University Bookman V33 N3 1993 (Full Issue)
Good issues with pieces on or by Russell Kirk, Clyde Wilson, M.E. Bradford, Peter Stanlis, and Scott Richert. ub 33 3 1993
Cover of the Forthcoming Tolkien Book
This looks pretty gorgeous. Available for pre order.
Clyde Kilby on J.R.R. Tolkien
“From my point of view his most important letter to me was that of December 18, 1965 in which he invited me, at my own suggestion, to come to Oxford in the summer of 1966. In this letter… Read More
Russell Kirk, “Ethical Labor” (1954)
This is one of my all-time favorite Kirk pieces, a 1954 article looking at the importance of sociologist, Robert Nisbet. The two began to correspond in 1953 and, rather quickly, became close friends and allies. Enjoy Kirk at… Read More
Middle-earth in Newton, Kansas
Just a few days ago, while searching for some rare and hard-to-find Tolkien books, I came across a rather amazing website, The Tolkien Bookshelf. I was immediately taken with it–not just its content but its very presentation. If… Read More
Stormfields 