Theodore Dalrymple
Author
Theodore Dalrymple is a retired doctor. He is contributing editor of the City Journal of New York and the author of 30 books, including “Life at the Bottom.” His latest book is “Embargo and Other Stories.”
LATEST
The Harsh Reality of Prostitution
Why prostitution can never be ‘a glorious cycle of song,’ as the Oscar-winning ‘Anora’ implies.
Ethical Limits to the Pursuit of Knowledge
The Cass report called for a moratorium on the use of puberty-blocking drugs until more is known. But how can more be known by means that are ethical?
Richard Glossip Execution Case: A Cat-and-Mouse Game With Justice
What kind of criminal justice system takes 27 years to decide if a man should die? What kind of system plays cat and mouse with a man’s life in this fashion?
Blaming Victims: San Francisco’s Irrational Grocery Store Proposal
In the case of grocery stores in San Francisco that close because the burden of crime is too much, those responsible are the criminals, not the store owners.
