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Arts and Letters
Arts and Letters
by | Dec 22, 2019

’Tis the season to celebrate great writing. The year-end books special is a long-standing tradition at The American Spectator — and…

by | Dec 15, 2019

Washington “Let’s have a hootenanny,” Dave Eggers says as he seats himself cross-legged on the floor of Kramerbooks & Afterwords….

by | Dec 13, 2019

President Donald Trump added a radical twist to the annual National Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony last Friday by invoking the…

by | Nov 22, 2019

Dialogues of the Dead By Reginald Hill (Harper, 481 pages, $16.99) Good Morning, Midnight By Reginald Hill (Harper, 465 pages,…

by | Nov 14, 2019

In his iconic first novel, The Time Machine, H. G. Wells sends his Victorian protagonist 800,805 years into the future…

by | Nov 8, 2019

Consider the clarinet. What an oddball musical instrument! It is not the mighty piano, whose range is from the most…

by | Oct 27, 2019

It’s Reformation time again, and you know what that means. Big crowds will fill the pews of Protestant churches on…

by | Oct 26, 2019

I recently returned from three days in Washington, D.C. — a city consumed by political hatred, unending rumor-mongering and savage…

by | Oct 9, 2019

In today’s era of raw nerves, just about anything is capable of setting someone off — from jokes once considered…

by | Sep 28, 2019

Only a director mad as Ahab would try to make a Moby Dick movie — so John Huston had all the…

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