Lolita was in the news again earlier this month. It isn’t the first time the classic 1955 novel by Vladimir Nabokov has been interrogated…

It has become a custom of mine, each year towards the end of June, to attend a daylily flower show…

On June 17, the Thomistic Institute hosted Dr. Andrew Abela at the Catholic University of America (CUA) for a lecture…

When the rejections began rolling in, there was a universal theme. All the editors of the big publishing houses had…

A fellow professor and Roman Catholic asked me recently whether I could direct him toward any books that would help…

A new book — or, rather, a reprint edition of a not-so-new book — has got me cogitating about the…

I grew up in the years after World War II. One of my earliest memories is going to the movies,…

After suffering through Civil War last week, with its total absence of narrative competence, logic, and any believable humanity, it…

Ohne jene Kunst würden wir Nichts als Vordergrund sein und ganz und gar im Banne jener Optik leben, welche das…

In the last eight or nine years, it’s felt to many Americans as if the country has changed very dramatically,…