The Moral Ambiguity of Game of Thrones
No television show aggrieves the easily aggrieved more than HBO’s Game of Thrones, a show based on George R. R. Martin’s popular book series. Cultural liberals find in it the most vulgar sexism, hypermasculinity, and... Read More
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
