Strangers Has No Plot Besides Making Women Bitter About Their Marriages
Instead of championing spouses who fight for their marriages, Burden uses her platform to undermine marriage and rail against the patriarchy.
If Governments Won’t End No-Fault Divorce, Churches Should Help
Even when government facilitates the moral abomination of no-fault divorce, churches should provide justice, argues a new book.
What Cooking, The Beach Boys, And Shipbuilding Tell Us About Our ‘Late Republic’
Anton has chosen well among his vast array of essays across a variety of publications over more than a decade to present this collection.
They Banned This Book To Keep You From Talking About Immigration
Jean Raspail's 'Camp of the Saints' is not a great book, but a necessary one to understand the current moment.
A High Octane Thriller For Men Asks Why Men Become Vigilantes
Larry Correia's latest book, 'American Paladin' is a wild adventure story in the vein of Jack Reacher.
Reading Good Literature Can Help Restore America’s Civic Virtue
Americans don’t read literature much anymore - and that's a problem. Reading is a marker of the relative health of a democratic society.
AI Might Create Mental Junk Food, But It Can Never Reach The Human Soul
Years from now, people will still read Mark Twain and listen to Bach. They won’t be reading books or listening to music created by bots.
AI Won’t Destroy Your Life — Unless You Let It
Humans, as reflective and deliberative beings, get to decide what to do with AI.
The American Book Of Fables Is An America 250 Roadtrip From Your Porch Swing
The new America 250 commemorative volume, 'The American Book of Fables,' motors imaginations through breathtaking U.S. history and geography.
New YA Series Delivers On Fun, Old-Fashioned American Adventure
'Scooby-Doo' meets 'National Treasure' in Ark Press's 'American Treasure Hunters' series, which launched this week