Reviews
An American anthropologist in a Syrian steambath.
Brian Fawcett has had enough of Anthony Bourdain and chefs as Darwinist
culture heroes, particularly when they decide to write autobiographies.
culture heroes, particularly when they decide to write autobiographies.
Norbert Ruebsaat revisits some
books and remembers how reading got started.
books and remembers how reading got started.
A theological long weekend.
Three books about the literary basics.
Brian Fawcett reviews a bad book by a person he hasn’t heard
from in 35 years.
Richard Dawkins, The God Delusion (Houghton Mifflin, 2006)
William Cooper, Scenes from Provincial Life (Penguin, 1950)
In the wake of another dusting of winter snow, Max Fawcett muses about an unlikely vacation destination.
Are literary comparisons odious? Can we compare novels and non-fiction? Why not?