By Richard Gid Powers Originally published in the New York Times David Horowitz’s warmly human and abrasive memoir, ”Radical Son,” carries on its jacket the phrase ”A Generational Odyssey.” As with the rest of this fine autobiography, the choice of phrase is artful. Born in New York City in 1939, the child of Communist parents, […]
By David Solway Originally published at PJMedia.com One of the more difficult problems a reviewer faces when dealing with a Horowitz book is how not to go on indefinitely, for each new release takes its place in a qualifying continuum compelling awareness of the whole. In other words, Horowitz has reached the point in time […]
By Jim Fletcher Reprinted from World Net Daily One of life’s greatest blessings is watching a leftist figure things out. When the person also elevates us all by sharing newfound wisdom, it’s even better. That’s just one reason David Horowitz is one of my favorite writers/thinkers. His elegant-but-deadly destructions of leftist thought have now melded […]
By Rebecca Bynum JihadWatch.org | Monday, June 13, 2005 In his new book, The End of Time, David Horowitz reveals himself with an intimate immediacy that comes through only occasionally in most of his other work. Here, he writes about his father and how their relationship determined the course of his early life, both having followed […]
David Horowitz’s unusual new memoir David Horowitz has done what few could do: He has written a memoir of a child of his who died (age 44); and he has brought it off beautifully. A Cracking of the Heart makes for raw reading at times, but it also makes for thought-provoking and uplifting reading. It […]