Archive for Bruce Edward Walker

Bruce Edward Walker is a cultural critic and managing editor of The Heartland Institute’s Infotech & Telecom News.

Tyranny Afoot: Arthur Koestler’s Communist Chronicles

“You want to stifle the Republic in blood. How long must the footsteps of freedom be gravestones? Tyranny is afoot; she has torn her veil, she carries her head high, she treads over our dead bodies.” —Arthur Koestler, Darkness at Noon Perhaps no author better chronicled the disastrous, soul-crushing European political experiments of the middle [...]

21Sep2011 | Bruce Edward Walker | 2 comments | Continued

Art Needs No State Subsidies

It’s feeding time again, and artists and cultural groups are lining up at the trough. The bailout package approved by Congress in February threw another $50 million at the arts. For the better part of the past year, music impresario Quincy Jones beseeched Barack Obama to add a secretary of arts to his cabinet. In [...]

23Oct2009 | Bruce Edward Walker | 1 comment | Continued

Eimi Mine

E. E. Cummings is one of the most beloved American poets of the twentieth century. He perhaps is best known to contemporary readers for his experimental and playful verse in the Modernist tradition. But he also wrote two important prose works that unfortunately have been relegated to relative obscurity. The first, The Enormous Room, is [...]

1Dec2008 | Bruce Edward Walker | 2 comments | Continued
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