Patrick Burnson, Author at The American Mag

The Order of Malta Clinic

Established more than 900 years ago, The Order of Malta dates back to 1048 A.D., with the dispatch of hospitaller [...]

My esteemed colleague at “The American Magazine” is the author of a book many readers will find especially compelling in [...]

Italian themes resonate here as our gentle spring segues into a fogbound summer this month, following several outstanding cultural events [...]

As Mother’s Day approaches, we may expect the usual demand for flowers, candy, and treacly greeting cards. While these gifts [...]

Ruins have long held my fascination. Having knocked around a bit in Rome in 1984 as the “Rome Daily America” [...]

Hamburg, terrorism and disloyalty are Le Carré's bread-and-butter in no. 21.

Homeland Security is nothing new, if your consider the pirates of New Orleans.

Awareness of the sublime can hit you suddenly, in a gallery say. Patricia Hampl recommends eyes wide open.

Heiress Nancy Cunard was no Paris Hilton: Instead, she was classy, ambitious, and extremely hard to please.

How 007 changed the course of the 1960s in an affectionate look at the way James Bond emerged and flourished.

Traveling light often means leaving evening wardrobe essentials back home.

Matt Dillon is Charles Bukowski's alter-alter ego in a biopic that goes through the paces.