Listed below are a few of our favorite Anthony Daniels/Theodore Dalrymple essays that are available online. The Speeches and Interviews page also serves as a quick introduction to his work, but there is no substitute for reading. Where noted, purchase is required — and well worth it, as these are all excellent publications.

• What is Poverty? City Journal; Spring 1999
• Exposing Shallowness The New Criterion; June 2000
• All Sex, All the Time City Journal; Summer 2000
• When Islam Breaks Down City Journal; Spring 2004
• The Perils of Activism: Ken Saro-Wiwa The New Criterion; January 2000
• Reticence or Insincerity, Rattigan or Pinter The New Criterion; November 2000 ($3 purchase required)
• Looking For Boundaries National Review; June 20, 2005 ($1.95 purchase required)
• The Wilder Shores of Marx (excerpt) Hutchinson; April 4, 1991
• Fool or Physician (excerpt) John Murray Publishers Ltd; April, 1989

Note: For the New Criterion, you can also purchase an online subscription to the entire website (which includes over 70 Anthony Daniels/Theodore Dalrymple essays) for only $38. Better yet, purchase a print subscription to the magazine for only a little more and get the online access for free.

For National Review, you can access their archives by purchasing 4 articles for $4.95, 10 articles for $9.95 or buy one-year unlimited access to their entire archives for only $99.95.