By Bernard Chapin August 14, 2007 This year marks the tenth anniversary of David Horowitz’s autobiography, Radical Son. A reminder of what it accomplished therefore seems in order. In a survey conducted by Insight Magazine, which asked respondents to name the best conservative books, Radical Son ranked second after Barry Goldwater’s Conscience of a Conservative. Perhaps […]
By David Horowitz Friday, May 20, 2005 I have just published a new book called The End of Time, which is different from my other books. In the first place, its subject is different, although I have written a memoir, Radical Son, and The End of Time is something of a memoir as well. In […]
By Mark Tapson September 8, 2011 Be not troubled, for all things are according to nature and in a little while you will be no one and nowhere. – Marcus Aurelius, Meditations People usually associate David Horowitz, former radical leftist and founder of the David Horowitz Freedom Center, with the intellectual pugilism that has made […]
By David Horowitz January 14, 2011 Last year Regnery published A Cracking of the Heart, a book I wrote about my late daughter Sarah, which I hoped would draw attention to her remarkable life and compassionate soul. Since its publication, I have edited her Collected Writings and printed it as a hardcover book so that […]
June 15, 2015 Fourteen years ago I was sitting in an airport lounge waiting for my flight when I opened a notebook and began jotting the outlines of a memoir about mortality and age. I was 62 at the time, which is not that old under the standard that modern medicine has set. In fact, […]