Decline and Fall with Clay Risen
Clay RisenI'm a journalist and historian with a lot of thoughts about a lot of things, from American politics to American whiskey. Sometimes, I'll share some of them here.
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My new book, Red Scare, is full of facts. Lots of them. And, it turns out, a tiny number of them are wrong. It’s no consolation to know that this happens in any book, or that the mistakes are not egregious, at least as far as I’m concerned....
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Not Your Granny's Cordial
Like I said in my previous/first post, I’m going to range far afield here. This post, for example, is about cordials.
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I'm a journalist, dad, husband, Tennessean, and long-suffering fan of Georgetown men's basketball. I also write books, most recently "Red Scare: Blacklists, McCarthyism, and the Making of Modern America."
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