Welcome

Welcome to the website for the Quarterly Review.

We hope you will visit often to read regularly-updated blog postings from editor Derek Turner, deputy editor Leslie Jones and American editor Mark G. Brennan – a mixture of news commentary, longer essays and book/arts reviews.

There will also be special web-only articles. These will include classic articles from the original Quarterly Review by celebrated writers like Sir Walter Scott, John Wilson Croker and Lord Salisbury plus new articles from contemporary contributors.

We welcome comments and suggestions.

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We look forward to hearing from you.

 

 

15 Responses to “Welcome”

  1. Good luck with the new site!

  2. More posts of this qlauity. Not the usual c***, please

    • You’ll be lucky, Rosie. This is the English version of Readers Digest. Tame, irrelevant and ineffectual in turbulent times.

      • That’s not a particularly fair statement. The revived QR is obviously counter-cultural (meaning: counter-contemporary-cultural) and thus outside the mainstream. It has a strong traditionalist inclination judging from the editorials, which is expected since the present editor was the editor of Right NOW! magazine. QR publishes material that would not easily find its way into neoconservative or paleoconservative journals and thus serves an important role as an outlet for a “non-aligned right”. If it’s not spicy enough for you, there is a plethora of other publications out there for you to read such as The Occidental Quarterly or American Renaissance. QR, on the other hand, aims to be more dispassionate, far better researched, presents a greater diversity of content (subject matter) and therefore has more credibility as a journal of cultural and political review.

  3. Congratulations for the new site and i wish you all the best! The “QR” has an excellent team behind it, i used to be a subscriber of the “Right Now” and i’m very proud to be a subscriber of the “QR”. It is a pleasant surprise to see a new, more interesting site. Keep up the good work!

  4. Kilroy(whoever you are),

    Autumn 2009. There was one on art but we did not receive a reply and assume Mr.Turner forgot it. It was not a final draft.

    • OK, so perhaps if you submitted a final draft, you may have received a reply.~ Or perhaps it just wasn’t up to the standard. Or alternatively, it may have gone lost in the mail, or the editor was swamped with work. These things happen. Whatever the case may have been, you still have the article and can try getting it published elsewhere. I am genuinely surprised at how hung-up you are about QR if you find nothing of value in it for your purposes. Why are you wasting so much of your time obsessing over it? Bizarre. Just move on mate; life is too short.

  5. Hello. I’m writing from abroad. Just a question:
    Are you “the” New Quarterly which published Samuel Butler’s Note-Books from 1907-1910? If so, can you give me some information about that old edition? Is there a way to consult it whether online or in any library?
    I’m into an bibliographical investigation about Butler, so this info would seriously help me!
    Thanks and congratulations for the site!

    • Sorry for the delay in replying. Different journal, I’m afraid, and I’m not familiar with the New Quarterly, which I presume was one of the constellation of literary mags which sprang into existence and fizzled out rapidly in the Edwardian era. I really don’t quite know what to suggest, and am surprised Samuel Butler’s writings are hard to find. Have you tried a second hand book website like Abebooks – or Bibliofind – or even Amazon? You can sometimes find surprisingly cheap old editions on those sites. Good luck!

  6. Mate? Why be so sexist and offensive? I look forward to your articles, anonymous sniper.

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