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Smithian Wisdom on Demand @mungowitz on "Just Sentiments: 22 More Smithian Essays" Edited by Daniel B. Klein and @erikwmatson CL Press/Fraser Institute

@RpwWilliams @EncounterBooks kirkcenter.org/reviews/from-t…

From the Man Who Loved America Chuck Chalberg on "Fighting Enemies Foreign and Domestic: The Legacy of Angelo M. Codevilla," Edited by @RpwWilliams @EncounterBooks

If you're interested, my talk at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast. @DanHugger @TheOptimisticC3 @KirkCenter @ubookman @NRO @ScotBertram @heymiller @TheRightsWriter @Fractad bradleyjbirzer.substack.com/p/at-the-natio…

Throughout the semiquincentennial year celebrating America’s independence, @UBookman will invite a range of writers and speakers to contribute to a series drawing upon Russell Kirk’s work on the American Revolution and the constitutional order it secured.

@ubookman The series seeks to advance understanding of the significance of the American founding to our times through fresh, concise presentations. The following piece by @ubookman editor @lsheahan sets the stage: buff.ly/Aakgs0W

Throughout the semiquincentennial year celebrating America’s independence, @ubookman will invite a range of writers and speakers to contribute to a series drawing upon Russell Kirk’s work on the American Revolution and the constitutional order it secured.

The first piece in our special series focusing on Russell Kirk’s work on America is out! kirkcenter.org/reviews/what-t… thank you @lsheahan @ubookman

@StevenEKnepper @acre_books kirkcenter.org/reviews/in-pra…

In Praise of Poetry and Form @StevenEKnepper on The Great Game: Essays on Poetics, by Amit Majmudar. @acre_books

I have a review at the University Bookman (@KirkCenter) today of @AmitMajmudar's The Great Game: Essays on Poetics (@acre_books). Check it out 👇. "No one...takes poetic hairpin turns at speed like Majmudar does. His poems are full of sonic swerves and surprises..."

TOLKIEN! Monster is the Machine Ben Reinhard on The Bovadium Fragments: Together with The Origin of Bovadium, by J. R. R. Tolkien. @WmMorrowBooks

MICHELANGELO AND TITIAN provide an intimate portrait of two Italian masters that helps focus and highlight the unique preciousness of their lives and art. -- Jesse Russell

Recall Podhoretz’s requiem for the Movement of the 1960s: “It died because it won . . . Its ideas and attitudes are now everywhere.” Well, they still are. And with great force and appeal. Could it produce yet another “epidemic of cowardice?”

Delighted that that my article for @LawLiberty is mentioned in the @ubookman newsletter and it is all the better to be alongside Michael Lucchese and @paul_jkrause.

Happy to see this wonderful piece on my dad’s life and work in relation to America 250! We will have more on Russell Kirk’s writings on America coming soon from @KirkCenter and @ubookman.

After the New Left: Rereading Breaking Ranks Chuck Chalberg on the late great Norman Podhoretz