Encounter Books

They have, you know, committees, school boards, whatever.

So we actually had an employee for a while at Encounter Books whose sole duty was to round up all these different states' processes and protocols.

And so we could understand that.

Stephen, it's a very big marketing challenge.

My book, briefly, and then we'll go to a break and get out for the day.

So I got the galley from our friends in Encounter Books, Rupert Darwall's new book, which is now out, called The Age of Error and the West's Undoing.

And the subtitle, typical long subtitle, How Global Elites and Green NGOs Use Phony Science to Undermine the West and the Return of Great Power Geopolitics.

Now...

Welcome to the Radio Free Hillsdale Hour, part of the Hillsdale College Podcast Network.

That was Roger Kimball, editor and publisher of The New Criterion, president and publisher of Encounter Books.

We talked today in depth about an essay he wrote for American Greatness at amgreatness.com, Standing of Port Despair, The Case for Cheerful Conservatism.

Roger, thanks so much for joining us.

And it seems to me that there are elements that together constitute a sort of saving remnant.

And it's incumbent upon us to discern them and celebrate them.

Roger Kimball is editor and publisher of The New Criterion, president and publisher of Encounter Books, and his essay at American Greatness, amgreatness.com, Standing a Thwart Despair, The Case for Cheerful Conservatism.

Roger, thanks so much for joining us here on the Radio Free Hillsdale Hour.

I'm Jace LinkedIn, the Gray Center's Policy and Strategy Director.

We're joined today by Rupert Darwall to discuss his new book, The Age of Error and the West's Undoing, published by Encounter Books.

And by the time you see this episode, it'll be in stores everywhere.

Rupert is a senior fellow at the National Center for Energy Analytics.

If we're going to celebrate free speech, it's important to make sure we understand what it is.

Today, we'll be discussing the subject matter of your latest book put out by Encounter Books, No Liberty for Libel, the case against New York Times versus Sullivan, which is a Supreme Court case from the mid-60s, which revolutionized the legal standards for libel suits.

Mm-hmm.

I almost called your book, No Liberty for License, which could have been a perfectly appropriate title if it hadn't already been taken.