Washington, The Novel

No, the fact is that Washington is and always has been irretrievably bogged down in process. And process doesn’t generally make for electrifying prose–unless you’re a fan of the novels of C. P. Snow, which describe the intestinal workings of inner-sanctum power struggles conducted by micro-megalomaniacs. photo credit: Sjors Provoost The days of the Georgetown … Read more

Faculty Favorites: Dining and Places – Jack Schenendorf

We asked our faculty and authors to share with us some of their favorite things about living in our nation’s capital. Their responses are posted in “Faculty Favorites” Jack Schenendorf (bio) shares his favorites. Five most interesting places to visit The Capitol, web site, 101 Independence Ave SE, Washington, DC. National Archives, web site, 700 … Read more

Faculty Favorites: Dining and Places – Jim Capretta

We asked our faculty and authors to share with us some of their favorite things about living in our nation’s capital. Their responses are posted in “Faculty Favorites” Jim Capretta (bio), a Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, shares his favorites. Three most interesting places to visit The Museum of Natural History. web … Read more

Faculty Favorites: Dining and Places – Dave Grimaldi

We asked our faculty and authors to share with us some of their favorite things about living in our nation’s capital. Their responses are posted in “Faculty Favorites” Dave Grimaldi (bio) shares his favorites. Five most interesting places to visit The Folger Shakespeare Library behind the Supreme Court. web site, 201 East Capitol Street SE, … Read more