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Australian Notes

Australian Notes

16 August 2014

9:00 AM

16 August 2014

9:00 AM

The Quadrant dinner in Sydney was held in ‘a semi-secure, undisclosed location.’ Or so Roger Kimball, tongue-in-cheek, blogged back to his American followers. Perhaps he wanted to endow the occasion with a hint of a secret politically incorrect underground. The location was in fact a well-known city club crowded with well-wishers eager to hear what the famous American editor (New Criterion) and cultural critic had to say.

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