November’s table of contents includes:

The third and final part of a three-part series about this year’s assassination attempt on Salman Rushdie. The first part chronicled the writer, the Islamic dictatorship’s history and the ayatollah who sentenced Rushdie to death. Part two of the Salman Rushdie reports detailed Iran’s conflict and 1989 death decree. Part three examined what’s known about Salman Rushdie’s condition as well as the historical context and what one can reasonably anticipate might happen given America’s response to the assassination attempt on Rushdie in New York. This article examines U.S. appeasement of Islamic terrorism and Iran’s goal to acquire nuclear weaponry to destroy the West.
Wednesday with Greta Garbo: Garbo’s sexual, volatile film, The Kiss.
Read the review of Ken Burns’s best documentary—a three-part series about Ernest Hemingway.
A new movie review of Devotion, a film about U.S. Navy pilots in the Korean War.
A review of 1930’s Best Picture Oscar-winning All Quiet on the Western Front.

Teaser of December articles

Next month, Autonomia’s articles showcase a television show about aging which originated on the Netflix streaming service.

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