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Brian Inglis’s “The Forbidden Game” re-released by Endeavour Press
Interlitq‘s U.S. General Editor Neil Langdon Inglis wishes to announce that Endeavour Press has re-released (in Kindle form) the landmark social history of drugs written by his father, “The Forbidden...
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Le fascisme en France – Henri Guillemin/ Audio
Henri Guillemin Le fascisme en France – Henri Guillemin/ Audio.
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If Ian Gibson could gaze at Lorca’s remains, he “would have a heart attack”
Natalia Junquera interviews Ian Gibson: Q. The US journalist David Rieff has just published In Praise of Forgetting, a book that rejects the notion that keeping historical memory alive is a moral...
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Neil Langdon Inglis to discuss William Tyndale in forthcoming Interlitq...
Neil Langdon Inglis 1994 witnessed the quincentennial of the birth of William Tyndale (d. 1536), the first published English translator of the Bible, as well as the founding of The Tyndale Society, an...
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Endeavour Press issues Kindle edition of Brian Inglis’s 1974 biography of...
Brian Inglis Neil Langdon Inglis, U. S. General Editor of Interlitq, and a contributor to Issues 18, 19, 20 and 21 of Interlitq and English Writers 1, English Writers 2 and English Writers 3, wishes to...
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“William Tyndale and Thomas More: The Eternal Controversy”: An Interview with...
Neil Langdon Inglis Interlitq publishes “William Tyndale and Thomas More: The Eternal Controversy”: An Interview with Neil Langdon Inglis, U. S. General Editor of Interlitq, and a contributor to Issues...
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Reading of an excerpt from the last section of ‘The Renaissance’ by Walter Pater
Reading of an excerpt from the last section of ‘The Renaissance’ by Walter Pater.
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March 2018: Interlitq to publish Neil Langdon Inglis’s review (“Revolutionary...
Hanged for treason in the depths of WWI, Roger Casement (1864-1916) remains a heroic figure for many in his home country of Ireland. When Irish author Brian Inglis turned his attention to the...
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Interlitq publishes Neil Langdon Inglis’s assessment (“Revolutionary or...
Interlitq publishes Neil Langdon Inglis‘s assessment (“Revolutionary or traitor?”) of his father’s biography of Roger Casement. Read more about Roger Casement Read more about Neil Langdon Inglis Read...
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