Daniel Hindes - Various Writings

Reading Sections

The Blog, where I ramble about things that annoy or interest me.

Essays on random subjects.

Book Reviews - sharing my thoughts on things I have read.

Music Reviews - what I like or don't like and why.

How-to's - If I have figured something out, it may be useful to others...

Miscellaneous - writing that don't fit into any other categories.

Note: One of my interests is Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy. A number of my writing are on or about this subject. However, this is by no means my only area of interest.

What's New?

10/21/07 - Book Review of Helmuth von Moltke and the Origins of the First World War

7/4/06 - Book Review of Star in the East: Krishnamurti, the Invention of a Messiah

7/2/06 - Book Review of Surprise, Security and the American Experience

7/1/06 - Book Review of Freakonomics

6/29/06 - I've updated the whole site. Essays, Book Reviews and Music Review are now dynamically generated from a database. (Computer geek talk; if it means nothing to you, just ignore it.)

5/15/06 - A blog on Anthroposophy and Ecofascism

4/30/06 - Book Review of Chain of Command: The Road from 9/11 to Abu Ghraib

5/16/06 - Book Review of A World to Gain: The Battle for Global Domination and Why America Entered WWII

4/30/06 - Book Review of Clairvoyance by CW Leadbeater

4/22/06 - Book Review of The Other Rudolf Steiner

9/26/06 - Essay Critics and the Internet

6/27/05 - Book Review of Emil Molt's Autobiography

6/26/05 - Book Review of a biography of Walter Johannes Stein

5/8/05 - A new book review: Ada - A Life by Dorothy Stein

4/17/05 - New essay - Defining Racism

Random Quote

"... someone speaking today of the ideal of races and nations and of tribal affiliation speaks of decadent impulses of humanity. And if such a person imagines that with such ideals he is placing before humanity ideals that are progressive, then this is not true. Because through nothing will humanity be brought more into decadence than if the ideals of race, nation and blood continue to hold sway."
- Rudolf Steiner