Matthew Stevenson
Matthew Stevenson is the author of many books, including Reading the Rails, Appalachia Spring, andThe Revolution as a Dinner Party, about China throughout its turbulent twentieth century. His most recent book, about traveling in France and the Franco-Prussian wars, is entitled Biking with Bismarck. His new book is: Our Man in Iran.
Return to Bosnia-Herzegovina: Night Train Across Melania’s Slovenia
September 29, 2023Return to Bosnia-Herzegovina: the Serbs of Banja Luka
September 22, 2023Return to Bosnia-Herzegovina: By Rail to Sarajevo
September 15, 2023Watergate and Trump
September 1, 2023Are Putin and Trump Playing Russian Roulette?
June 30, 2023Will Trump Hang?
June 16, 2023The Barbary Pirates of Washington
June 9, 2023Letters From Saudi: Lawrence in Cairo’s Shadows
June 2, 2023Letters From Saudi Arabia: Rolling Into Medina
May 19, 2023Letters From Saudi Arabia: The Hejaz City of Tabuk
May 12, 2023Letters From Saudi Arabia: In Wadi Rum
May 5, 2023Letters From Saudi Arabia: Toward the Hejaz
April 28, 2023Trump is Guilty, Biden Should Resign
April 7, 2023European Rail Disunion
March 31, 2023Our Man in Iran
February 24, 2023The Ambiguities of Political Command: The Case of Ukraine
January 27, 2023The Great Santos
January 20, 2023Amtraks Across America: Biking New York City
January 13, 2023Amtraks Across America: the Many Adlai Stevensons
January 6, 2023Amtraks Across America: The City of New Orleans to Chicago
December 30, 2022Amtraks Across America: the Ghost of Jim Garrison in New Orleans
December 23, 2022Amtraks Across America: Oswald’s New Orleans
December 16, 2022Amtraks Across America: the Myths of the Pacific War in New Orleans
December 2, 2022Amtraks Across America: Hurricane Katrina Sinks the Bush Presidency
November 25, 2022Amtraks Across America: Some Other Fine People in Charlottesville
November 18, 2022Amtraks Across America: All Aboard With Vladimir Putin
November 11, 2022Amtraks Across America: the New Penn Station
November 4, 2022Michael Cohen’s Revenge
October 28, 2022Letter From Crimea: the Long Way Home From Krasnodar
October 21, 2022Making Book at the Frankfurt Fair
October 14, 2022Letter From Crimea: Yalta to Simferopol
October 7, 2022Letter From Crimea: Yalta’s Terms and Why Peace Treaties Don’t End Wars
September 30, 2022Letter From Crimea: Roosevelt’s Shadow Over Yalta
September 23, 2022Letter From Crimea: Averell Harriman and Alger Hiss at Yalta
September 16, 2022Letter From Crimea: Yalta, the McCarthy Era and Trump
September 9, 2022Letter From Crimea: Tolstoy and Putin in Sevastopol
September 2, 2022Letter From Crimea: The Fatal Charge of the Light Brigade
August 26, 2022Letter From Crimea: the Many Sieges of Sevastopol
August 19, 2022Letter From Crimea: Stalin, Putin and the Exile Tartars
August 5, 2022Letter From Crimea: the Bridge
July 29, 2022Letter From Crimea: Victims of Yalta in Today’s Ukraine
July 15, 2022Letter From Crimea: Yalta, Putin and the Cossacks
July 8, 2022Letter From Crimea: Stalingrad Looms Large in Ukraine
June 24, 2022Letter From Crimea: Of Pushkin, Pasternak and Putin
June 17, 2022Letter From Crimea: Putin and Peter the Great
June 10, 2022A Few Amendments to the Second
June 3, 2022
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