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About This Issue
On fathers and sons.
Issue 35
Trinity 2026
Departments
Brass Rubbings
Every Step Echoes
Philip Jeffery
On the Sisters of Saints Cyril and Methodius.
The Jungle
The Pope at the End of the World
Nic Rowan
On the tomb of Pope Francis.
Historia Ecclesiastica
The Weight of Knowledge
Merlin Holland
How Oscar Wilde’s death affected his sons’ lives.
Apologia
Shivering at the Gates
Robin Ward
On one’s “Littlemore days.”
Features
Features
Faster Than Thought
Michael Hanby
On the mass psychosis induced by digital media.
Features
Do Not Ask Me to Stop
Robert Wyllie
On politics without self-restraint.
Features
Thrilled With Remorse
David Womersley
On means and ends in King Lear.
Features
The House of Ten Thousand Books
Bethel McGrew
On a childhood spent reading.
Arts and Letters
Arts and Letters
Close to the Sun
Christopher Caldwell
The Boundless Deep: Young Tennyson, Science and the Crisis of Belief, Richard Holmes, Pantheon, pp. 448, $35.00
Arts and Letters
Bound in Iron
Peter Hitchens
Weimar: Life on the Edge of Catastrophe, Katja Hoyer, Basic Books, pp. 496, $35.00
Arts and Letters
Too Much Oil
Dominic Green
The Man Who Read Everything: The Literary Letters of Harold Bloom, Harold Bloom (ed. Heather Cass White), Yale, pp. 248, $30.00
Arts and Letters
Prague Should Hold Him Fast
Aaron James
Haydn: The Complete Decca Recordings, Antal Dorati/Philharmonia Hungarica, Decca, $209.68
