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R.J. Stove

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Revisiting the Avaricious, Lustful, Greedy, Fat King Farouk

R.J. Stove February 11, 2020

‘Hello, Lollipop Dude’

R.J. Stove December 31, 2016

Remembering Neville Marriner

R.J. Stove October 15, 2016

Burke and My Vocation in the Crosswalk

R.J. Stove September 29, 2016

Is Melbourne Really the World’s Most Livable City?

R.J. Stove September 8, 2016
Constant Lambert Lost (and Found)

Constant Lambert Lost (and Found)

R.J. Stove July 31, 2015
The musician's dark side makes it hard to remember his stunning beginnings.

Two Cheers for Howard Zinn

R.J. Stove April 1, 2015
The radical historian was as much populist as leftist.

Malcolm Fraser’s Late Burkeanism

R.J. Stove March 20, 2015
The late Australian Liberal PM was a conservative disappointment, until he turned against his party's neocons.

More Recent Articles

No Hobbits Here

R.J. Stove December 12, 2014

Icelandic Heavy Metal Grief

R.J. Stove July 25, 2014

Belloc vs. the Anglosphere

R.J. Stove June 3, 2014

Marvin and Motown in Melbourne

R.J. Stove May 23, 2014

A.J.P. Taylor Is History

R.J. Stove September 12, 2013
He made us see World War II anew—and merits another look himself.

Clive James at Last

R.J. Stove May 24, 2013
A genius sunburned by his faith in humanity

All Articles

Conservatism’s Mozart

R.J. Stove February 8, 2013
Joe Sobran was the literary heir of H.L. Mencken and Ambrose Bierce.

Close Encounter

R.J. Stove December 14, 2012
The last days of the Cold War’s greatest journal

Killer Culture

R.J. Stove September 15, 2012
Have we lost the meaning of iniquity?

Saint Sydney

R.J. Stove July 10, 2012
The Anglican Whig who fought for England’s Catholics

Butterfield’s Brilliance

R.J. Stove February 1, 2012
The Life and Thought of Herbert Butterfield: History, Science and God, Michael Bentley, Cambridge University Press, 398 pages // Herbert Butterfield: History, Providence, and Skeptical Politics,…

Everyman’s Strauss

R.J. Stove January 1, 2012
Richard Strauss: A Musical Life, Raymond Holden, Yale University Press, 344 pages // The Cambridge Companion to Richard Strauss, Charles Youmans, ed., Cambridge University Press, 338 pages

A Grief Unobserved

R.J. Stove November 18, 2011
Did Evelyn Waugh’s cruelty cost him his wife—and life?

Hail, César Franck

R.J. Stove November 13, 2011
Writing the life of the great Belgian composer

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