From the host of Tucker Carlson Tonight on Fox News and the New York Times best-selling author of Ship of Fools, a collection of nostalgic writings that underscore America's long slide from innocence to orthodoxy.

League of extraordinary gentlemen(Esquire, November 2003) -- Tucker Carlson's diary (Spectator, March 3, 2006) -- Pimp my ride (The New Republic, December 31, 2007) -- When the fun stopped (Weekly Standard, March 7, 2015) -- Eat, memory (New York Times, March 26, 2006) -- Mr. Smith goes third party (Weekly Standard, July 26, 1999) -- A new democrat (Weekly Standard, August 2, 1999) -- Donald Trump is shocking, vulgar, and right (Politico magazine, January 28, 2016) -- The unflappables (Weekly Standard, December 25, 1995) -- Eugenics, American style (Weekly Standard, December 1, 1996) -- Dangerous toys (Dadly Virtues, 2015) -- Derek Richardson, where are you? (Weekly Standard, February 19, 1996) -- Derek Richardson returns (Weekly Standard, August 4, 1997) -- Devil may care (Talk magazine, September 1999) -- Power host to power brokers in the power capital (New York Times, June 5, 2002) -- Hall of lame (Forbes, March 8, 1999) -- Praise the Lord and pass the spuds (GQ magazine, November 2002) -- Banzhaf's game (Weekly Standard, November 13, 1995) -- James Carville, populist plutocrat (Weekly Standard, March 18, 1996) -- Hired guns (Esquire, March 2004) -- The self-revealers (Weekly Standard, June 15, 1998) -- On the road (Weekly Standard, March 27, 2000) -- One man's treasure (Weekly Standard, October 2, 2000).