Where Dalrymple writes

[Gavin]

Here's a list of the usual places, starting with City Journal.

[Mike]

He has started writing for a new site called Law and Liberty. Two very interesting pieces up already.

[Gavin]

Thanks very much for the alert, Mike. I was just thinking of having a hunt around and trying to see if he was writing anywhere without us knowing.

I will open entries for these posts under Articles. I sometimes wonder whether TD reads this site. Probably not often, I would say, but he might have seen it. I'm sure he wouldn't agree with view expressed (including by mine), but hopefully he would like most!

[Gavin]

Just so we note it here, the guys at Skeptical Doctor maintain a good list of most of TD's articles along with some comments.

[Elliott]

He seems to be writing quite a bit for Standpoint Magazine now.

[Gavin]

TD is still turning out a lot of excellent articles over at his blog at The Salisbury Review. Too many for us to catalogue each really, but they're all the usual interesting, insightful material.

[Andreas]

Some of Dalrymple's books have appeared in Dutch, and some of his articles have been translated into German, on this website:

http://ef-magazin.de/autor/theodore-dalrymple

Nothing in French that I can find, although he lives there.

[Mike]

Some of you may not know that TD has started a blog of sorts on the Psychology Today website. Some of the articles are very thought-provoking, including the one on alternative medicine (in which TD reaches a conclusion which one might not expect of him).

I should add that reading just about anything else on that website may be seriously damaging to your intelligence. TD's pieces are islands in an ocean of drivel there.

[Mike]

TD's Spectator back catalogue (much of it under the name Edward Theberton) is available on the newspaper's archive. Many of the reports are from the various Soviet satellites in Africa - compelling reading.

Amusing to note, in connection with this story, that a TD piece is linked to a plug for a John Pilger documentary. And more amusing still: TD appears in the documentary in question!

[Gavin]

Hello all, from New York City, and thanks for this, Mike!