By Cynthia Yockey December 23, 2009 Originally published at PJMedia.com For those of us who didn’t have the honor and pleasure of knowing Sarah Horowitz, her father has collected her work, insights into her spiritual journey, and his thoughts on his late daughter’s life into a new book. David Horowitz’s [1] A Cracking of the […]
By Sonny Bunch November 25, 2009 Originally published in The Washington Times “You can lose people through death – and you can lose them while they’re still alive,” David Horowitz says. The conservative author and activist is no stranger to losing friends over his political views. As his autobiography “Radical Son” details, the one-time leftist […]
By Richard Baehr December 20, 2009 Originally published in the American Thinker At some point in our lives, we come to understand the concept of death, and then it happens to our family members or friends. In the normal course of events, there is a progression: Grandparents die first, then our parents, and then we […]
By Jim Fletcher December 25, 2009 Originally published at WND.com As a founder of the “New Left” in the ’60s, David Horowitz unintentionally added to the rich hues of his personality by making an about-face in worldview. Politically, Horowitz today is one of the icons of the conservative movement. His FrontPage Magazine website is a […]
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 […]