All About Me Waste of Ink Theodore Dalrymple There are no sheep more ovine than those who get themselves tattooed in order to individua...
All About Me The Fallacy of the Real Me Theodore Dalrymple According to a Gallup poll, the percentage of the American population that now “identifi...
All About Me Fit to Be Fat Steve Sailer A curious example of the power of social trends on thought is that two years into the Covi...
All About Me Be Your Own Advert Theodore Dalrymple To mark the centenary of the birth of Norman Mailer—which I shall not be celebrating wil...
All About Me Isle of L.A. Part I: The Changing Colors of the Landscape David Cole In honor of my upcoming 53rd birthday, I’m launching a two-part (or three...haven’t de...
All About Me If It’s All the Same to You… Theodore Dalrymple Nearly a century ago, in 1925 to be precise, the Austrian writer Stefan Zweig wrote an art...
All About Me The Pain Principle Theodore Dalrymple There is a lot of misery in the world, it would be useless to deny it. The description of ...
All About Me Humility on a Cellular Level Theodore Dalrymple Recently I have been dreaming a lot, unpleasant dreams but not nightmares. What this means...
All About Me Meghan’s Misery Theodore Dalrymple Mrs. Clinton, who knows a thing or two about phoniness, praised Meghan Markle’s decision...
All About Me Crying Shame Theodore Dalrymple It is difficult to tell the difference these days between what is the serious and the spoo...
All About Me Rash Thinking Theodore Dalrymple In a recent article, I mentioned the death of my friend, M…… D……, when I was 16 an...