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I first became acquainted with Professor Anthony Esolen as a superb translator of Dante’s Divine Comedy into English:
I thought so highly of him that, one Christmas, I gave a set of his translations to one of my sons, who is particularly interested in poetry.
Then I discovered that he is an outspoken and courageous defender of orthodox Christian thinking on gender and the family, and my admiration for him grew even more:
Now I learn that he’s under fire at his home college for daring to dissent from dominant academic liberal ideology:
“Anthony Esolen Faces the PC Onslaught”
And that makes me want to read his other work, as well:
Blessings on him.
Posted from Richmond, Virginia