Kirk saw poetry, fiction, tradition, and restraint as essential to understanding America and preserving its character. In his review of "On America," @cjscalia explores Kirk’s vision of the founding, statesmanship, literature, and the enduring ideas that have shaped the republic.

"Even at the height of his success as a translator, [Fagles] was a gentleman of the old school: quiet, gentle, understated, never thrusting himself into the spotlight. He simply did his work well..." — John Byron Kuhner on Robert Fagles

Decades ago, Robert Nisbet anticipated many of today’s concerns about loneliness, bureaucracy, and declining community. Luke C. Sheahan (@lsheahan) revisits the ideas behind those warnings and their relevance today. lawliberty.org/robert-nisbet…

Questions about first principles have become fashionable again. @HorcherF and @DanJTPitt apply generosity to smooth contention between intellectuals and politicians, they embrace the tension between theory and practice, and they highlight the power of particularity as a source of political wisdom. - @shawn_whatley on INTELLECTUAL CONSERVATISM: FROM BURKE TO SCRUTON

ICYMI, my most recent essay is at @ubookman @lsheahan revisiting L. Brent Bozell's impassioned and devastating critique of judicial supremacy and modern judicial review, "The Warren Revolution," 60 years later: kirkcenter.org/reviews/brent…

Such a great and useful book. Really impressed you guys pulled it off. We need another one soon!

@DrPaulMueller recently reviewed two new volumes by @JordanBallor and @erikwmatson that explores two millennia of Christian Political Economy for the @UBookman buff.ly/wKEo7U9

"Ferenc Hörcher and Dan Pitt... seem timed to match this shift in popular discourse. Intellectual Conservatism offers a history of English political ideas to a new and motivated audience. Limiting focus on Britain paradoxically enhances the book’s usefulness in other countries."

I am most grateful for a perceptive and cogent review of Intellectual Conservatism: From Burke to Scruton by @shawn_whatley via @ubookman. Link: kirkcenter.org/reviews/ideas…

With @DanJTPitt, @shawn_whatley, and @ubookman in the mix, you know the results are gonna be good!

So pleased at the opportunity to publish with @ubookman @HorcherF and @DanJTPitt crafted a fantastic book, eminently practical outside of Britain. I hope it gets the attention it deserves.👇👇

📖 BOOK REVIEW 📚️ JMC's Executive Assistant to the President Matt Riffe reviews @MichaelAuslin's "National Treasure: How the Declaration of Independence Made America," for University Bookman. Read the ull @ubookman review here👇️ buff.ly/dJM7xXX