"Coming Home" seeks to rescue American conservatism from the incoherence of our time.

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John,
As debate continues about the meaning and aims of American conservatism, this year's release of "Russell Kirk's Concise Guide to Conservatism ([link removed]) " has been a helpful touchstone for those seeking the path of renewal in our cultural milieu. I’d especially like to call to your attention Gerard Mundy’s review in Public Discourse this month, “Russell Kirk’s Guidance on Community and Local Government Is as Necessary As Ever.” ([link removed])

Now, we're pleased to share with you that Kirk Center Senior Fellow Bruce P. Frohnen and Ted V. McAllister have just written "Coming Home: Reclaiming America’s Conservative Soul ([link removed]) ." This book seeks to bring a renewed coherence to conservatism at a time when we dearly need it.
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"[This] is a book of the first importance, an act of cultural recovery that could become for the rising generations what the writings of Russell Kirk and Richard Weaver were for postwar conservatism six decades ago. At the center of of their analysis stands the concept of 'home,' which in their hands becomes a powerful symbol of our most primary and enduring human needs, the need for belonging, stability, rootedness, self-governance, and love. We cannot flourish without them."
- WILFRED M. MCCLAY

Professor Richard Gamble’s review essay, The Work of Local Culture ([link removed]) , has just been posted in The University Bookman. We commend this review to you, as well as the recent interview editor Gerald Russello conducted with co-authors Frohnen and McAllister, How Conservatives Can Come Home ([link removed]) .

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Congratulations to Bruce and Ted on the publication of "Coming Home." We hope this important book will find a home on your bookshelf very soon.

Yours,

Annette Kirk, President
The Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal
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Kirk Center Senior Fellow Bruce P. Frohnen and his daughter (and former Kirk Center intern) Michaela at the Historic Marker dedication event ([link removed]) .
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Don’t miss historian Lee Edwards’ enjoyable essay, “The Marriage That Shaped American Conservatism ([link removed]) .”
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Faulkner University’s Allen Mendenhall reviewed "Russell Kirk's Concise Guide to Conservatism ([link removed]) ," noting that Kirk "teaches humbly and without malice."

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