printAs soon as I complete the manuscript of my new book (plus/minus two months, for those who’ve kindly inquired), I hope to write regularly for The New Individualist. Under Sherrie Gossett’s capable editorial and stylistic tutelage, TNI is both sleek yet substantive, rather than tinny and ideological. The Summer 2009 issue of TNI features a piece by me: “The Lightweight: Meghan McCain stretches the bounds of the G.O.P.’s ‘big tent.'”
Do purchase this stylishly austere issue to show your support for this writer and the publisher. Featuring writers-cum-thinkers such as David Kelley and Roger Donway, you’ll be well-rewarded.
I’LL USE THIS SPACE to let you know that on Friday the 28th, I’ll be chatting to my old friend Chuck Wilder, nationally syndicated by CRN, Digital Talk Radio. Chuck’s show is “Talkback.” Topic: “B. Hussein In History Wonderland.” Time: 1:05 to 1:30 PM Pacific Time.
Update (August 27): Regarding Ron Paul and Objectivists: TNI has a new editor. Somehow I think the strident, almost neoconservative slant it had acquired is on the wane. Witness the publication of a piece by yours truly. I was pretty much persona non grata, for the most, in TNI’s previous permutation.
I was going to ask about Ayn Rand’s post mortem influence on TNI, but then I visited the site and saw her Picture in the header…
I saw in a past issue that TNI had some problems with Ron Paul. I want to order that back issue and read it myself. But do you know off hand what their disagreements with Ron Paul are about?
Ilana,
You mentioned your new book before, I believe its going to be called something like “Into the cannibals pot?” Is it going to be focused specifically on Africa or a general criticism of mass-democracy? (Or am I completely misinformed and just making things up) One way or another I’m sure it will be an excellent read!
[You got it exactly right! Into the Cannibals Pot: Lessons For America From Post-Apartheid South Africa.]