P. D. James’ Adam Dalglieshes: Three of a Kind?
P. D. James, once dubbed the queen of crime, wrote more than mysteries featuring Adam Dalgliesh....
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Author: Carl C. Curtis
Christopher Ruffo’s America’s Cultural Revolution: The New Left’s Long March to Nowhere
Fifty-plus years ago, National Review decided to launch a bi-weekly newsletter entitled Combat,...
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Sound of Freedom: God’s Children Are Not for Sale
Did I ever think about child trafficking or, more precisely, child kidnapping before I saw Sound...
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Joseph Conrad and the Problem of Modernity
Joseph Conrad is surely one of the greatest late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century novelists,...
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Nolan’s Oppenheimer: Flawed Film, Flawed Hero
As many will attest, Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer is long, three hours’ worth. Whether or not...
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Voting-Age Blues: Let’s Raise to 25!
Wild in the Streets may be a justly forgotten movie. I use the qualifying “may be” from the start...
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Trump Finds His Bible and Becomes Sin for Us
Donald Trump or, as he would have it, President Trump, is once again on the campaign trail after...
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Samuel Johnson: Ever heard of him?
It hasn’t been so very long ago that my wife and I were at a church social, sitting at a table...
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Roger Scruton: A Man Made to Fight Against the Tide
It’s hard to believe that Sir Roger Scruton passed from this life in January 2020, over three...
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Edward Feser’s All One In Christ: All or Nothing — A Review
In 2012, a friend of mine asked me whether I had read Charles Kesler’s book I Am the Change:...
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