What books might people be surprised to find on your bookshelves?
There are many. But, I’ll keep it free of controversy while listing a few that are very dear: Script & Scribble: The Rise and Fall of Handwriting by Kitty Burns Flory; Clownfishes and Sea Anemones by John H. Tullock; and Wrestling Title Histories by Randy Duncan and Gary Will.
What book hasn’t been written that you’d like to read?
A book that would present a passionate call to Orthodoxy and G-d’s service while not demonizing G-d’s creation and non-Jewish humanity.
What books are you embarrassed not to have read yet?
Many books of the European counter-revolution and the contemporary French New Right which are only in French.
What do you plan on reading next?
I am currently looking towards Gary Sutherland’s Hunting Grounds: A Scottish Football Safari and Remembering Belloc by James V. Schall.
(format and questions modeled after those ofThe New York Times’s popular “By the Book” interviews)
