Product Description
The Quarterly Review was revived in 2007, under the aegis of the former Conservative MP Sir Richard Body, who is Chairman of the Editorial Board. The Editor is Derek Turner, the Deputy Editor is Dr Leslie Jones and the American Editor is Mark G. Brennan, while Gary Woods is the Art Director. Taki and Roy Kerridge contribute columns to every issue.
The aims of the revived QR are the same as that of its illustrious forebear – to draw upon a wide range of opinions to provide counter-intuitive writing for people who like to think.
In This Issue:
Editorial
Derek Turner
Pouring oil on bloodied water
Keith Sutherland
Eastern promise — why the West needs Mitteleuropa
Edwin Dyga
The long road ahead for the Canadian Right
Mark Wegierski
Translating Egypt’s revolution
Horatio Morpurgo
Hemingway and D’Annunzio
Stoddard Martin
From rags to riches — what next for the Western consumer?
Mark G. Brennan
The time of the great death
Frank Ellis
The Door
Hamish Robinson
Coalition coition
Edward Dutton
The sinking of Bismarck
Paul Gottfried
Zero degrees of insight
Leslie Jones
Walter Scott — the only way is up
David McVey
