Adam's books

In yesterday's podcast Siggy and I had the pleasure of talking with Adam Bellow.

Adam is the author of In Praise of Nepotism


Adam's father, Saul Bellow, won the Nobel Prize for Literature.


Allan Bloom and Milton Friedman were influential in Adam's conservative thinking:


As an editor, Adam has published several remarkable books,


In addition to his work as an editor and writer, Adam is also a co-owner of The New Pamphleteers. Last June we did a podcast with Tony Woodlief where he talked about Raising Wild Boys Into Men: A Modern Dad's Survival Guide, his excellent pamphlet.

Talking to Adam is a real pleasure. I'm sure you'll enjoy listening to the podcast.



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Tomorrow at NOON Eastern: Adam Bellow

Tomorrow at noon we'll have the distinct pleasure of talking to Adam Bellow, VP and excecutive editor at Collins.

Adam Bellow joins us to talk about becoming a conservative, the history of the culture war as he experienced it and the changing environment for conservative publishing in the post-Bush era.

Adam is the author of In Praise of Nepotism, and has been the editor of books by conservative writes like The Bell Curve, David Brock's The Real Anita Hill, and Dinesh D'Souza's Illiberal Education. He is the son of Nobel Prize for Literature laureate Saul Bellow and a co-owner of The New Pamphleteers.

Please note the special time: The chat room will be open by 11:45AM, and the call-in number is 646 652-2639. Join us!