Books
The Battle for the Bible Was Long and Arduous, and There Were Casualties
by Mike Gray I missed it the first time around three years ago, but I [...]
Are All Anti-Statists Impious Anarchists? New Book Says No
by Mike Gray On the libertarian website Mises Daily, Jeffrey A. Tucker [...]
This Week in Prose and Poetry
I'm still working on a pithy title for this weekly posting of links to [...]
Another Look at ‘Fahrenheit 451′ by a Libertarian
by Mike Gray Jeff Riggenbach, on the Mises Daily weblog, celebrates Ray [...]
New Book Fills in Gaps in the History of Islamic Terrorism
by Mike Gray The Nazi Connection to Islamic Terrorism: Adolf Hitler and [...]
Bradbury Praised
National Review celebrates author Ray Bradbury on his 90th birthday. Essay here. [...]
Is Today’s Cultural, Technical, and Political Environment the Terminal Phase in the Abolition of Man?
by Mike Gray On WND, Ellis Washington explores a sneaking suspicion [...]
Weekly Prose and Poetry Update
Upon picking up Miss Lonelyhearts and The Day of the Locust by Nathanael [...]
How Did Hollywood Ever Get by Before Computers?
by Mike Gray In an article on Pajamas Media, Ed Driscoll discusses [...]
Weekly Prose and Poetry Update
In June of 2009, Pres. Obama terminated the President's Council on [...]
Up and Down with ‘The Hunters,’ A Korean War Melodrama That Doesn’t Quite Work
by Mike Gray Dick Powell, former pretty boy film leading man, directed [...]
Barnes & Noble Sale Decision Suggests End of Printed Books
"High-priced, printed books are done for"—as readers turn to cheaper electronic editions thanks to Amazon's game-changing Kindle and its competitors. Do you agree? Video here. [...]
Orwell’s ’1984′ Seen as Disturbingly Contemporary
by Mike Gray In the latest Consumer Power Report from the Heartland [...]
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