Jeremy Beer
Articles & Reviews
Booth Tarkington after the Great War, "That Disquieted and Questioning Time"
In this excerpt from America Moved: Booth Tarkington’s Memoirs of Time and Place, 1869–1928, Tarkington reflects on the changes he observed in America following the end of the Great War.
Salute to A Country Songwriter
The success of Songs of Fox Hollow notwithstanding, Tom T. Hall was not a children’s songwriter. He was simply a writer whose métier happened to be country music.
Ernie Banks’s Life of Sunshine and Shadows
A Greener Shade of Right
America’s conservative movement was once intimately linked with conservation. So, how did we get from there to where we are now?
First Things: Salute to A Country Songwriter
The success of Songs of Fox Hollow notwithstanding, Tom T. Hall was not a children’s songwriter. He was simply a writer whose métier happened to be country music.
National Review: Ernie Banks’s Life of Sunshine and Shadows
The American Conservative: Booth Tarkington after the Great War, ‘That Disquieted and Questioning Time’
In this excerpt from America Moved: Booth Tarkington’s Memoirs of Time and Place, 1869–1928, Tarkington reflects on the changes he observed in America following the end of the Great War.
First Things: Salute to A Country Songwriter
The success of Songs of Fox Hollow notwithstanding, Tom T. Hall was not a children’s songwriter. He was simply a writer whose métier happened to be country music.
National Review: Ernie Banks’s Life of Sunshine and Shadows
The American Conservative: Booth Tarkington after the Great War, ‘That Disquieted and Questioning Time’
In this excerpt from America Moved: Booth Tarkington’s Memoirs of Time and Place, 1869–1928, Tarkington reflects on the changes he observed in America following the end of the Great War.
First Things: Salute to A Country Songwriter
The success of Songs of Fox Hollow notwithstanding, Tom T. Hall was not a children’s songwriter. He was simply a writer whose métier happened to be country music.
National Review: Ernie Banks’s Life of Sunshine and Shadows
The American Conservative: Booth Tarkington after the Great War, ‘That Disquieted and Questioning Time’
In this excerpt from America Moved: Booth Tarkington’s Memoirs of Time and Place, 1869–1928, Tarkington reflects on the changes he observed in America following the end of the Great War.
First Things: Salute to A Country Songwriter
The success of Songs of Fox Hollow notwithstanding, Tom T. Hall was not a children’s songwriter. He was simply a writer whose métier happened to be country music.
National Review: Ernie Banks’s Life of Sunshine and Shadows