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Isaac Sligh
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Associate Editor, The New Criterion
United States
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Queer Stories , African Women Led Stories , Mental Health And Holistic Living , Social Justice
There are no topics I am unwilling to cover.
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By Isaac Sligh, James Panero| The New Criterion Verified Isaac Sligh is Associate Editor of The New Criterion. He served as the magazine’s eighth Hilton Kramer Fellow in Criticism. A graduate of the University of the South, Isaac worked as the head curator of the Ralston Listening Library and Archive in Sewanee, , one of the nation’s largest collections of recorded classical music and a charitably endowed venue for audiophile listening.
By Jeffrey Hart, Isaac Sligh, James Panero, John Simon| The New Criterion Verified Nonfiction:To the Linksland (30th Anniversary Edition), by Michael Bamberger (Avid Reader Press): As all who play golf know, there’s more to the game than just the game. For golfers, golf is not subculture but culture itself, and nowhere is that more true than in Scotland, home of the game’s invention. To understand that culture, nothing can beat a trip to those fabled lands, but reading Michael Bamberger’s To the Linksland might be a close second.
By Isaac Sligh, James Panero| The New Criterion Verified Isaac Sligh is Associate Editor of The New Criterion. He served as the magazine’s eighth Hilton Kramer Fellow in Criticism. A graduate of the University of the South, Isaac worked as the head curator of the Ralston Listening Library and Archive in Sewanee, , one of the nation’s largest collections of recorded classical music and a charitably endowed venue for audiophile listening.
Company Info
The New Criterion
A monthly review of the arts & intellectual life
Denville, New Jersey, United States
'+1 800-783-4903