--View Articles by Category-- Center Column Advertisements Editorial Cartoons Images In This Month's Print Issue Miscellaneous Right Column Advertisements Robert Tracinski Column The Tracinski Collection TIA Daily TIA Daily Samples Weekly Weblinks What Is & What Ought to Be Book Market -- Art & Fiction -- Education & Parenting -- History & Science -- Movies & Music -- Philosophy & Ayn Rand -- Politics & Economics JOHN ADAMS AND THE SPIRIT OF LIBERTY by C. Bradley Thompson THE BLACK BOOK OF COMMUNISM by Stephane Courtois, et al. BIOETHICS BIBLIOGRAPHY by Alex Epstein QUEEN CHRISTINA YES, MINISTER YES, PRIME MINISTER JOHN ADAMS AND THE SPIRIT OF LIBERTY by C. Bradley Thompson DARWIN by Michael White and John Gribbin THE ENEMIES OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS by Thomas Bowden THE MOST OF P.G. WODEHOUSE by P.G. Wodehouse THE CODE OF THE WOOSTERS by P.G. Wodehouse THE MAN WHO LAUGHS by Victor Hugo THE LANGUAGE POLICE by Diane Ravitch ANOTHER PLANET by Elinor Burkett LOSING THE RACE by John McWhorter BIOETHICS BIBLIOGRAPHY by Alex Epstein LOVING LIFE by Craig Biddle FACETS OF AYN RAND by Mary Ann Sures and Charles Sures We're still expanding the Book Market to include all of our past reviews—and more—so keep checking back to see what's new, or sign up for our TIA Alerts to find out about updates to our site. THE ENEMIES OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS by Thomas Bowden | October 1, 2003 A spirited defense of Columbus's legacy and of the values that make civilization possible. (->) JOHN ADAMS AND THE SPIRIT OF LIBERTY by C. Bradley Thompson | November 1, 2003 "Thompson provides the best and most comprehensive study of Adams's thought available today." (->) YES, PRIME MINISTER | January 1, 2004 "Those looking for political satire that is funny, biting, philosophical, and surprisingly fresh…should not miss the exploits of Jim Hacker and Sir Humphrey Appleby." (->) YES, MINISTER | January 2, 2004 "Those looking for political satire that is funny, biting, philosophical, and surprisingly fresh…should not miss the exploits of Jim Hacker and Sir Humphrey Appleby." (->) QUEEN CHRISTINA | January 3, 2004 "Queen Christina is a literate, intelligent film that explores the conflict of duty vs. happiness with poignancy, style, and surprising explicitness." (->)