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Nonfiction: Carthage: A New History, by Eve MacDonald (W. W. Norton): Carthage, located in…
Tales from Wakken Wood is a unique fairy tale meant to…
(Image: Ignatuis Press / www.ignatius.com) Author E.P. Cowley is a retired homeschooling mother…
How to get your kids reading — even in the age of…
Looking for a present for a young child? Amid the cultural maelstrom of 21st-century America,…
How The Left Threatens Citizens Instead Of Pressuring…
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Nonfiction: The Lost History of Roman Theatre, by T. P. Wiseman (Princeton University Press): …
To Stop The Emerging Anticulture, We Must Escape The…
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“Ireland’s pagan protectors,” by Warren Frye
Towards the end of Goethe’s Sorrows of Young Werther (1774), the eponymous hero proclaims, “Ossian…
Whitmanian democracy
A few years ago, during an interview for an editorial position at an American magazine, the…
Is Feminism Compatible With Christianity? Something…
Something Wicked asks us to take a step back and evaluate an ideology that pursues pure individual…
“We think as well as we read, and we read as well as we…
(Image: Viktor Forgacs / Unsplash.com) Joseph Pearce is the author of numerous books, including…
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