Alistair Horne’s book reminds us that political violence thrives on the exclusion of moderates — to everyone’s detriment.
Category Archive: dog days classics
Even though I pride myself on being an American history buff, my knowledge of the Korean War had […]
In the summer of 1977 a movie hit the multiplexes, twin cinemas, and dwindling drive-ins of America like […]
Don’t underestimate the Airplane, even if it’s easy to do. Sure, none of their other music exceeds the […]
My interest in Vietnam stems from various sources. I grew up watching the Vietnam War in my living […]
Way back in 2011, RR and I conceived the idea of a new series where writers would look […]
Harry Turtledove has written more than fifty alternate history novels, and has been described by one book critic […]
I recently contributed an essay to a volume that’s forthcoming from UNC Press called The Bohemian South. You can […]