The latest issue (Spring 2008) of the Quarterly Review is now available,
and contains:

Editorial – Derek Turner on Islam

A visionary reactionary – an exclusive interview with cult US novelist
Tito Perdue

The future of England’s cities: identity and politics – the second
installment of John Courthorpe’s analysis of the effects of
immigration on England’s cities

The adventure of the disappeared subprime minority borrower - Takuan
Seiyo on bad money and bad racial politics

Kosovo:  EU-sponsored ethnic cleansing - Edward Spalton stands up for
the Serbs

To gunners, guardsmen and riflemen - Frank Ellis visits the British
troops in Iraq

Phonics: our stolen educational birthright – former Thatcher adviser
Prof Alice Coleman on illiteracy

Keeping an eye on the paranoid – Helen Lewis on ‘conspiracies’
real and imagined