Weekly Roundup: Without A Cause Edition
Wallace Stevens published his first and arguably greatest book of poetry, Harmonium, at the age of forty-four. Thirteen years later, he published “The Idea Of Order At Key West”. I Continue Reading →
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Double Weekly Roundup: Master Of The Harmonicaster Edition
There’s a great part in Alexander Pope’s Epistle To Dr. Arbuthnot where he sarcastically thanks the “Great”, meaning the titled aristocracy, for showering riches on the most servile and repugnantly Continue Reading →
Guest Post: A Visit To The Petersen Museum
Our youngest contributor, teenager Bryce Himelrick, returns with a recap of his September 2016 trip to the Petersen Museum. Check it out! — jb I amble out of the Uber Continue Reading →
For Sale: 2004 SRT-4, Mopar Stage 3R, 330+ FWHP, One Owner
My old pal and competitor Big Nick Pearson is selling his 2004 SRT-4. He bought it about half a year after my first wife took delivery of hers, and he’s Continue Reading →
Buy American With “The American List”
The new Continental is a genuinely brilliant automobile. I’d take mine as a Black Label in Rhapsody Blue with the Chalet interior, three-liter 400-horse AWD and every factory option. Once Continue Reading →
Finally, The First Amendment Gets The Second Amendment Treatment
“When I am weaker than you, I ask you for freedom because that is according to your principles; when I am stronger than you, I take away your freedom because Continue Reading →
Guest Post: The SRT Experience
(You know this man, so welcome BigTrucks to Riverside Green for a guest post. His outspoken personality has been a little too hot for TTAC lately, but he’s still cool Continue Reading →
(Last) Weekly Roundup: Recoil In Horror Edition
This past Saturday was a genuine hassle for me, brother Bark, my son, and Mrs. Baruth; we spent most of it trying to fix a broken recoil starter on the Continue Reading →
The Critics Respond, Part Thirty-Three
Let’s take a moment to be honest with ourselves. Is the kind of lazy, sloppy, corrupt writing that plagues automotive journalism really a problem? When MotorTrend reviewed the current Viper, Continue Reading →
Welcome To The SCCA, John Baruth
“I like to play a game called ‘people ball’,” John told me. “It’s when you pick up people and throw them. And they make a noise like ‘waaaaaah! I’m telling!’ Continue Reading →