Someone asked the other day if there's a website where people can find out where my book tour is headed. Unfortunately not, but here are a few upcoming dates and locales...
@sladesr Just finished your book, “Fusionism”. Very well done. I especially liked the clarification of it not being a political coalition. I loved the call out to push first principles and delve into the humanities instead of utilitarian gratification. Thank you!
"What’s needed is a balance between rival values and principles that is flexible, moderate and resistant to doctrinal purity. Slade’s history of #Fusionism might help #Conservatives practice this art of balance..." ~Wall Street Journal @WSJ@sladesrwsj.com/arts-culture/books/f…
ALT Cover of Slade’s "Fusionism." Full author name and subtitle on cracked plaster. "Fusionism" in all caps over exposed cement wall. Five stars above and below wall. Color scheme red, blue, and off-white. Accompanying text: "How the American conservative movement lost its philosophical compass--and why it must be recovered."
“History will tell if Slade's revival of the fusionist conservative ethos coincided with its death or its revival. But perhaps the greatest irony is that while the New Right might eventually prevail over the old conservative consensus, it will face the same impossible dilemma: How can a free and virtuous society flourish?
They would be smart to ask the fusionists.”
A belated plug for my review of @sladesr’s book for @FreeBeacon.
freebeacon.com/culture/whos-…
"Slade is extremely charitable, fair, probing, honest, and rigorous in her analysis. With her first book, Fusionism, she produced an instant classic."
Highest praise from @ThomasDHowes.
lawliberty.org/book-review/a…
“Vance might be a #Republican, but his political ascendancy is no triumph for the limited-government cause that was once associated with the #GOP.” ~Stephanie Slade
Visit @reason to read an excerpt from FUSIONISM, by @sladesr! reason.com/2026/09/01/j-d-va…
ALT Cover of Slade’s "Fusionism." Full author name and subtitle on cracked plaster. "Fusionism" in all caps over exposed cement wall. Five stars above and below wall. Color scheme red, blue, and off-white. Accompanying text: "How the American conservative movement lost its philosophical compass--and why it must be recovered."
ALT Cover of Slade’s "Fusionism." Full author name and subtitle on cracked plaster. "Fusionism" in all caps over exposed cement wall. Five stars above and below wall. Color scheme red, blue, and off-white. Accompanying text: "How the American conservative movement lost its philosophical compass--and why it must be recovered."
What do American workers think of tariffs over a year after “Liberation Day”?
TFAS alum @jordanmcgillis, Novak '25, shares new survey findings in @WSJopinion: 68% of workers say tariffs have raised their expenses, and 59% now oppose them.
Read more at wsj.com/opinion/trumps-tarif….