Irving Howe

Irving Howe on the tragedy of our twentieth-century Tolstoy

A defense of the late, scolding Tolstoy

September 8, 1958

In defense of the late, scolding Tolstoy.

Eliot and the Jews: A personal confession.

What's wrong with “P.C.”

Are characters like people?

On Saul Bellow's sixth—and most remarkable—novel, 'Herzog'

There's way more to Frost than "The Road Not Taken."

What was in Hemingway’s writing that enabled him to command the loyalty of a generation?

One thing is clear about Vice President Richard Nixon: both those who admire him and those who dislike him agree that he represents something “new” in American life.