Atheism and Culture Wars | The Honest Liberal
‘Culture War’ is a term bandied about frequently today, but what it is ascribed to isn’t always justified. The term has been adopted in the UK from our American cousins, who are veterans of...
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Cucumbers | Lily Geidelberg
Long, thin and firm. That way, you maximise flavour and crispness, while minimising the soggy, seedy middle. Few among us seek the best cucumber in the supermarket. Apples and strawberries often undergo careful inspection...
Too Late the Martyr | Alfred Searls
“Chief Inspector Aventine?” “Yes. And you are? Apart from late that is.” The policeman made little effort to conceal the disdain in his voice. “Julia Morant…I mean…I’m Lead Investigator Morant, of...
Eve: The Prototype of the Private Citizen | Dustin Lovell
Written in the 1660s, John Milton’s Paradise Lost is the type of book I imagine one could spend a lifetime mining for meaning and still be left with something to learn. Its being conceived...
Shakespeare—That Villainous Abominable Misleader of Youth | Dustin Lovell
[They] Shall now…March all one way, and be no more opposedAgainst acquaintance, kindred, and allies. King Henry IV, Henry IV Part 1, I.1 In her notes laying out the philosophy and character of Ellsworth...
What The Era of Woke Adverts Say About Us | Nathan Wilson
We live in an era of lacklustre meaning, not just in our politics but also our day to day lives. This is best symbolised in the media world that we live in. Marshall McLuhan...
The Art of War by Sun Tzu (Book Review) | Christopher Winter
Often the subject of serious discussion and internet memes alike, it is fair to say that the Art of War is an extremely well-known book. Many people know the more famous quotes and have...
Faggots: Food For Thought | Samuel Davies
It is the worst kept secret since Henry VIII and Jane Seymour, but the long-term goal of the left is global communism. They don’t say it out loud, even amongst themselves – the dirty...
Permanent Record by Edward Snowden (Book Review) | Ewell Gregoor
Just the other day, a family member enquired as to what I was currently reading. I told them I was reading Edward Snowden’s biography. They were unfamiliar with him. I gave them the crux...
The Storm of Steel by Ernst Jünger (Book Review) | Andrew Trovalusci
The Great War lives in a dark corner of our national psyche. It’s part of our founding myth – in the British book of Genesis, the Great War is Britain’s original sin. Millions of...
