Film Review: The Little Hours: Nuns-Gone-Wild with a Bit of Truth to Boot
“Trash, pure trash,” is not the usual critic’s blurb most directors hope for when they promote a movie. Of course, director and writer Jeff Baena’s The Little Hours is not your typical tale of nuns... Read More
The Comics Section: Comics Section: Flat-Earthers, Climate Change Deniers, and the Afterlife
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Book Review: On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century
BOOK BY TIMOTHY SNYDER TIM DUGGAN BOOKS, 2017 128 PP.; $5.26 (PAPERBACK) $3.99 (KINDLE) Yale historian Timothy Snyder has written a book on all matters concerning state tyranny—how it comes to be, what to look... Read More
The Comics Section: Positive Spin, Paid Assassins, and Polite Conversations
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Made in China
I wonder how many millions of small white worm cocoons were unraveled to make his tie. I imagine vast fields of them, confined and shining, hanging somewhere in an overseas warehouse under yellow lights lost... Read More
When Colorblindness Isn’t the Answer: Humanism and the Challenge of Race
BOOK BY ANTHONY B. PINN PRITCHSTONE PUBLISHING, 2017 144 PP.; $9.47 (PAPERBACK) $7.99 (KINDLE) ANTHONY PINN'S NEW BOOK, When Colorblindness Isn’t the Answer is his answer regarding the disconnect between humanist philosophy and humanism... Read More
Jesus and Magdalene
BOOK BY JOÃO CERQUEIRA LINE BY LION PUBLICATIONS, 2016 324 PP.; $14.89 (PAPERBACK) $2.99 (KINDLE) JESUS AND MAGDALENE. The title intrigued me enough to give it a go, and I wasn’t disappointed. João Cerqueira’s... Read More