The early 20th century German author Ernst Jünger was a brilliant diagnostician of the times in which he lived. Jünger's works may afford us a lens on our cultural moment.
By John Bauerschmidt
Literary fashion comes and goes, even in the more resilient popular sphere, and can deal unevenly with novelists. Kenneth Roberts, who died...
Hers is a world in which we can recognize ourselves: broken yet searching for, and trusting in, redemption and le bon dieu. This is why she continues to touch the public soul.
