So it's come to this-- in order to be more informed about the thinking of people I don't agree with, I am now reading the following:
National Review (they offer a free year's digital subscription)
Henry Ford's "The International Jew-- the World's Foremost Problem"
(Thanks to George Greene for recommending this. A quick scan of the contents page reveals this fascinating chapter title-- "Jewish Jazz Becomes Our National Music")
Celine's "Trifles for a Massacre"
(This one's an especially weird experience for me because Celine is one of my favorite writers despite his indefensible antisemitism)
I suppose I'll be rereading Will Eisner's book about the Protocols, and I think I have another book by him about jew hatred in America.
And I'll need numerous palate cleansers. My various collections of Milt Gross seem like a good choice, and I'll also need to dip into the intriguing recent book about Krazy Kat auteur George Herriman that suggests Herriman was actually black, passing for white.
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