John Derbyshire

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Web Name: John Derbyshire

WebSite: http://www.johnderbyshire.com

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Note: Radio Derb is on the air! The December 25th podcast is availableatVDARE.com and on iTunes (although you will need to to subscribe to the RSS feed and access the podcasthere). The transcript will be archivedhere on the evening of Wednesday, December 30th. Note: As of Fall 2015 my sole outlet for podcasts and written online commentary is VDARE.com. The Radio Derbpodcast is here, written online commentaryhere.VDARE classifies commentary as either blog posts or full-dress articles. My articles are mostly distilled by the VDARE editors fromRadio Derb transcripts, then cross-posted atthe Unz Review.Reviews and commentary in print outlets are notified to Twitter and my last 3 months page, then archived infull (after a decent interval) at my Reviews or Opinions pages. Introduction: Iamawriter novelist, pop-math author, reviewer, and opinion journalist living on Long Island,New York. This is my home page. I have archived the content of most of my written work (other than published books) on this website, so that youcan get an idea of its scope and quality. I am shameless about accepting donations. If something here gave you reading or listening pleasure, by all meanshelp bolster my family finances. Thank you! You can donate directly using the PayPal button below, or by snail mail to me at P.O. Box 703,Huntington, NY 11743; or if you want to make a tax-deductible donation, you can do so viaVDARE.com. Commentary columns, articles, and reviews are all notified to Twitter as they appear: Click on the Twitter button at the top of this page. They are also posted to an RSS feed. You can subscribe to the RSS feed usingFeedly, The Old Reader,NewsBlur, or one ofthe many similar services (though you don't have to subscribe in order to read the pieces). The Reader will alert you when I post anything new. Tosubscribe, just follow the Reader's instructions. This link takes you to an ad hoc web page I put up a sort ofblog dealing with the events of mid-April, 2012, which attracted a lot of notice and which people still ask me about. The Last 3 months link in the navigation box brings up links to all my publishedcolumns, articles, and reviews for the past three months. Other pages accessible from here via the navigation box offer readings of poetry and prose,interviews I have done at various times, analbum of family pictures from our marriage onwards, a virtual attic of memorabilia and photographs from my own and my family'shistories, and any kinds of notes or oddities I feel like storing on my website under Miscellaneous. To get in touch with me, please use the email address scrawled (in hopes of foxing the spambots) next to my mugshot at the left here. Below the line I have put a handful of links to commonly requested pages. [Note on finding an article you dimly remember: If you dimlyremember reading an article of mine and want to find it in these pages, just go to GoogleAdvanced Search, enter www.johnderbyshire.com into the Search within a site or domain box at the bottom, and put key wordsor phrases in the search box(es). If that doesn't do the trick, you may be thinking of something I posted on National Review Online's group blog, TheCorner. Corner posts didn't get archived here, and NRO only archives them for a short time back, so you are most likely out of luck; but try GoogleAdvanced Search with search website www.nationalreview.com/corner. ] [Note on Chinese characters: There are some Chinese characters here and there inthe following pages. You should see a row of Chinese characters here: . If instead you saw a row oflittle hollow squares, you are probably using some unfriendly configuration of Microsoft Explorer as your browser. The following thing worked in version 7of IE: Go to Tools Compatibility View Settings, and add johnderbyshire.com to the box. Then Tools again andjust click on Compatibility View, so that it's ticked. If that fails you'll have to install Chinese from ControlPanel Languages, and you'll need your system disk. Why does Microsoft Corp. make our lives so difficult? Don't ask Reader favorites and common enquiries: The blog forWe Are Doomed. The blog forPrime Obsession

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