‘Reclaiming the realm of the imagination for the good, the true and the beautiful’ is the author and professor’s latest focus. Anthony Esolen is the author of more than 25 books and countless articles ...

MERRIMACK, N.H. — Anthony Esolen, the prolific Catholic scholar and author known for his distinctly Catholic worldview and translation of Dante’s The Divine Comedy, has accepted a teaching position at ...

In The House With Nobody in It, Catholic American poet Joyce Kilmer (the centennial of whose death we marked in 2018) laments an abandoned home he passed on his way. For a house that once “sheltered ...

Prof. Anthony Esolen announced this morning that he is leaving Providence College to teach at Thomas More College in New Hampshire. You may recall that the noted author and translator of Dante had ...

One can claim that literature — especially Catholic literature — is in crisis today. Where is today’s Flannery O’Connor, Evelyn Waugh, Graham Greene, Georges Bernanos or Rumer Godden? Poetry, among ...

PROVIDENCE — Professor Anthony Esolen has thought deeply about the connections between excellence in literature and the cultural renewal of America. For a long time, he has fought a battle on the ...

Reading Anthony Esolen’s bright new book, Out of the Ashes: Rebuilding American Culture, in which the acerbic Catholic gadfly suggests remedies for the legion ills besetting our often depraved culture ...

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You could say that culture is nothing less than proper adoration for the dead, both literal and figurative. Robert Harrison writes in The Dominion of the Dead that to be human and living in the world ...

Anthony Esolen, the prolific Catholic scholar and author known for his distinctly Catholic worldview and translation of Dante's The Divine Comedy, has accepted a teaching position at Thomas More ...