David Frum

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02.22.12

The Benefit and the Burden

Bruce Bartlett’s The Benefit and the Burden starts off as an examination of America’s tax code.
03.01.12

Andrew Breitbart, 1969-2012

“Of the dead, speak nothing but what is good.”
03.03.12

James Q. Wilson, 1931-2012

“If you seek his monument, look around you.” That epitaph is carved on a stone in a quiet corner of St. Paul’s Cathedral, to honor the great English architect Christopher Wren.
03.23.12

Capitol Punishment

Unsurprisingly, Jack Abramoff’s Capitol Punishment is a thoroughly political book, and much of the book’s interest comes from figuring out the author’s political purposes.
04.14.12

Beyond Vimy

You could learn a lot about Canada’s national psyche from the country’s enduring fascination with the battle of Vimy Ridge, fought 95 years ago this past week.
05.09.12

David Mamet’s Right Turn

I’m reading David Mamet’s The Secret Knowledge, his account of his conversion experience from liberalism to conservatism.
05.29.12

David Copperfield

I re-listened to David Copperfield as I was applying the finishing touches to my own novel, for the same reason that I watched a lot of pro-tennis when I was struggling to master the game.
06.04.12

In the Shadow of the Sword

Over the past century, modern scholarship has pretty thoroughly debunked the standard story of the birth of Islam.
07.15.12

Within a Budding Grove

Proust is a world, and to return to him after an interval away is to discover and rediscover very different things each time.
07.18.12

Storm of Steel

“If you’d be a teacher, by your students you’ll be taught.” So goes the saying, and it’s true.
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