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THE NEW CRITERION – NOVEMBER 2026

THE NEW CRITERION: The November 2026 issue, edited by Roger Kimball, features major pieces including “Notes & Comments,” David Butterfield’s “The classical inheritance, III: Bound by the book,” Lionel Shriver’s “What do progressives really want?,” D. J. Taylor’s “Spark’s fire,” Cory L. Andrews’s “Hippolyte Taine,” and a collection of “New poems” by David Mason, Jehanne Dubrow, and Robert Chandler, alongside dedicated columns covering reflections, theater, art, music, media, fiction, book reviews, and a notebook segment.

Bound by the book by David Butterfield

What do progressives really want? by Lionel Shriver

Spark’s fire by D. J. Taylor

Hippolyte Taine & the haunting persistence of history by Cory L. Andrews

THE NEW CRITERION – OCTOBER 2026

THE NEW CRITERION: The latest issue features….

The Classical Inheritance, II: Decline & Rise by Spencer A. Klavan

The Tragedy of Charlatanry by Anthony Daniels

Goodbye to po-biz by David Lehman

A post-Western “Odyssey” by Victor Davis Hanson

New poems by Daniel Janeiro, Steven Peterson & Will Wells

The New Criterion ———- JUNE 2026 Preview

THE NEW CRITERION: The latest issue features ‘Political philosophy? by Harvey Mansfield; A dream of reason by Bartle Bull; The elephant in the room by Anthony Daniels; Kierkegaard & the age by Jacob Howland; New poems by Morri Creech, Kaily Dorfman, Matthew Stewart & John Poch….

The New Criterion ———- MAY 2026 Preview

THE NEW CRITERION: The latest issue features ‘ Western Decline’ by Victor Davis Hanson; Stoppard & Stopparianism by Jonathan Gaisman; The hector’s veto by Simon Heffer; The metaphysics of murder by Theodore Dalrypmple and New poems by Alfred Corn, Michael Homolka and Sunil Iyengar…

The New Criterion – January 2026 Preview

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THE NEW CRITERION: The latest issue features…

Reflections on the revolution: an introduction

On George Washington’s Farewell Address of 1796. by Roger Kimball

Conceived in liberty

On revolution and counterrevolution in America. by Myron Magnet

Burke’s revolutionary reflection

On the Gordon riots of 1780. by Dominic Green

The great divorce

On the causes of the American Revolution. by Andrew Roberts

The New Criterion – December 2025 Preview

THE NEW CRITERION: The latest issue features…

Art: a special section

My Grandma Moses by Jane Kallir

America beautiful by James Panero

Leiden lights by Karen Wilkin

Behind the scenes by Michele H. Bogart

The consonant Cushing by Alexandra Cushing Howard

A bull with his own china shop by Eric Gibson

Mittel march by Peter Pennoyer

The unsentimental builder by Michael J. Lewis

The mage of Torino by Philip Rylands

“Architecture unshackled” by Harry Adams