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Issue 36

Our Assumption 2026 issue features Emmett Rensin on the skeptics of medical psychiatry, Matthew Walther on the S.S.P.X., Dominic Green on Gulliver’s Travels at three hundred, Nic Rowan on Ray Bradbury and artificial intelligence, Peter Hitchens on the last days of the Soviet Union, as well as contributions from Mary Kate Aylward, J. Barnes, Carino Hodder, Knox Peden, Gabriel Wilson, and Brendon Laroche.

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Issue 36

Our Assumption 2026 issue features Emmett Rensin on the skeptics of medical psychiatry, Matthew Walther on the S.S.P.X., Dominic Green on Gulliver’s Travels at three hundred, Nic Rowan on Ray Bradbury and artificial intelligence, Peter Hitchens on the last days of the Soviet Union, as well as contributions from Mary Kate Aylward, J. Barnes, Carino Hodder, Knox Peden, Gabriel Wilson, and Brendon Laroche.
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Issue 35

Our Trinity 2026 issue features Michael Hanby on mass psychosis, Robert Wyllie on amusing others to death, David Womersley on King Lear, Bethel McGrew on a childhood spent reading, Merlin Holland on his grandfather Oscar Wilde, as well as contributions from Philip Jeffery, Nic Rowan, Christopher Caldwell, Peter Hitchens, Dominic Green, Aaron James, Dan Moore, and Lydia Sherwood.
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Issue 34

Our Easter 2026 issue features Stanley Fish on insurance, Matthew Walther on the use of biblical language, Hannah Rowan on “feminine energy,” Ivana Greco on motherhood, Nic Rowan on noise, Jaspreet Singh Boparai on Fra Angelico, as well as contributions from J. Barnes, Nathaniel Moore, Clare Whitton, Casey Chalk, Jon Day, Joseph Epstein, David Bentley Hart, C. J. Ciaramella, Peter Hitchens, and Valerie Pavilonis.
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Issue 33

Our Lent 2026 issue features Matthew Walther on the poor, Paul J. Griffiths on Wittgenstein, Jaspreet Singh Boparai on Éric Rohmer, Jude Russo on the Church in Doha, Nic Rowan on drone warfare, Dominic Green on Shakespeare and the Theatre, as well as contributions from Dominic Lynch, Mehmet Çiftçi, Christopher Beha, Eve Tushnet, Theodore Dalrymple, Roger Lewis, and B. D. McClay.

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