REVIEW: SJWs Always Double Down – Vox Day (Castelia House, 2017)
Rewind for a second. It’s 2016 again. Donald Trump is allegedly in last-place during the Republican primaries. Google has been
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A Supermodel Frankenstein: Max Richter’s Recomposition of Vivaldi
The flighty repetition of a flurry of violins and winds, blurring all together like the flutter of a sea of
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REVIEW: Get Out (Jordan Peele, 2017)
Ostensibly a film rife with race-baiting, intending to highlight the white liberal elite’s crypto-antebellum attitudes toward blacks, Jordan Peele’s Get
Read MoreREVIEW: Blade Runner 2049 (Denis Villeneuve, 2017)
If there’s only one time you want to make it to a movie theatre in 2017, it should be now.
Read MoreREVIEW: SJWs Always Lie (Vox Day – 2015, Castelia House)
Genre fiction writer, video game designer, web developer, and head of his own publishing house, Vox Day is not a
Read MoreREVIEW: The Global Sexual Revolution – Gabriele Kuby (Fe-Medienverlags Gmbh, 2012; Angelico Press 2015)
In the presently-waging culture war, there is no greater weapon at the Left’s disposal than sexuality. Traditionalists, frequently outmaneuvered by
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SPOTLIGHT: Family & Civilization (Carle C. Zimmerman, 1947 – Harper, 2008 – ISI Books)
A brief look at the Carle Zimmerman’s prescient book about family, civilization, and the cycles they undergo throughout history.
Read MoreEquality by Default (Philippe Bénéton – 2004, 2016 ISI Books)
Traditionalism brings with it a certain necessary number of Luddite tendencies, often used by liberals as sniping points in the
Read MoreRejection of the Secular Order (Rod Dreher – The Benedict Option, Anthony Esolen – Out of the Ashes)
If 2016 proved anything to conservatives, it was that they haven’t been listening. While they’ve argued for economic solutions to
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The Devil’s Pleasure Palace (Michael Walsh – 2015, Encounter Books)
If there is allowed only one word to describe the Left, the wanton adherence to hypocrisy, self-destruction, entropic egalitarianism, aimless
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