News From the Front
JOHN LUKACS IN MEMORIAM
We lost John Lukacs on May 6 at the age of 95. As a historian, he was unique. As a writer about Winston Churchill he was singularly readable and concise. Which also made him one of our favorites. We will miss him.
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SMALL MENTIONS ARE ALWAYS NICE
Especially when they are unexpected. Chartwell Booksellers was cited this week, to our pleasant surprise, in The Wall Street Journal.
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“HOW CHURCHILL WAGED WAR:” AN EVENING WITH ALLEN PACKWOOD
Watch Allen Packwood speak about “HOW CHURCHILL WAGED WAR: The Most Challenging Decisions of the Second World War.”
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WELCOME TO OUR NEW WEBSITE
We are delighted to share with you our new website, launched after a meticulous redesign.
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CHURCHILL’S PASSING, ONCE MORE
Churchill’s presence in our culture seems more palpable just now than at any other time since his death. It is his absence, however, that we most pointedly feel.
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WE WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR!
We were delighted to host HOLIDAY TEA AT THREE, our seasonal tea dance, featuring Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks.
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HAPPY 144TH BIRTHDAY WINSTON CHURCHILL!
For the 35th consecutive year, we are delighted to celebrate with you Winston Churchill’s birthday by sharing our new catalogue of Churchilliana.
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“CHURCHILL – WALKING WITH DESTINY:” AN EVENING WITH ANDREW ROBERTS
Watch Andrew Roberts speak about his critically-acclaimed biography, “CHURCHILL: WALKING WITH DESTINY.”
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REBUILD PENN STATION
New York City’s original Pennsylvania Station was America’s most august railroad terminal and one of the great architectural wonders of the world.
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“THE GATHERING STORM:” THE 70TH ANNIVERSARY
Seventy years ago, The Gathering Storm, Winston Churchill’s first War Memoir volume, was published here in the U.S. on June 21, 1948.
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A DUNKIRK STATE OF MIND
Today marks the 78th Anniversary of the end of Operation Dynamo, better known in cinematic circles as the evacuation of Dunkirk.
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