Editors Defined

Editors Defined

Since I've received a lot of questions lately about editing and what editors do, now seems like a good time to repost this handy guide. Publishing is an old industry that's assembled its own internal lexicon. As you'll find with any trade, publishing jargon can be difficult for laymen--and even…
June 4, 201914 Comments
Let the Trust Busting Begin

Let the Trust Busting Begin

I and many others who've been censored for dissenting from Big Tech's diabolical campaign of social control have long urged the Trump administration to take the only feasible solution. It is therefore a great pleasure to report that the Justice Department is officially investigating Google for possible antitrust law violations.…
June 3, 201917 Comments
Reavers of the Void

Reavers of the Void

The highly anticipated first book Bradford Walker's Star Knight Saga, Reavers of the Void is now live on Amazon! In the Year of Our Lord 3001, the space pirate Red Eyes brings his pirate fleet to bear against Galactic Christendom. He aims to steal one of its greatest treasures, Countess Gabriela…
May 31, 201912 Comments
Violent Magical Thinking

Violent Magical Thinking

If you still entertain the notion that Hollywood operates primarily from a profit motive, consider the response to Georgia's abortion ban from companies like Netflix and Disney. Bob Iger said it would be “very difficult” for Disney to keep filming in Georgia if the state enacts a new abortion law. …
May 30, 201920 Comments

Combat Frame XSeed: Coalition Year 40

Announcing the official launch of my mecha thriller saga's second pulse-pounding installment: COMBAT FRAME XSEED: COALITION YEAR 40 is here! They made him necessary. He’ll make them pay. Earth groans under the yoke of the Systems Overterrestrial Coalition. Socs enjoy privileged status while grounders languish as second-class citizens. Student Thomas…
May 25, 201911 Comments
The Fish, the Sea, and the Channels

The Fish, the Sea, and the Channels

Presenting, slightly edited at the author's request, a guest post from reader Unconcord: The Fish, the Sea, and the Channels Once there was a village on the edge of a deep inland sea. When the sons of the village neared manhood, and the daughters neared womanhood, they climbed the steep…
May 23, 20195 Comments
Swimming Upstream

Swimming Upstream

Hot on the heels of the rousing string of victories the pro-life movement won last week, we were treated to the usual hand wringing from the mainstream media's tame house Conservatives. Not an inch of ground is reclaimed in the culture war that housebroken shills like Tomi Lahren and Ben…
May 22, 201921 Comments
Unmarried, Childless Individuals

Unmarried, Childless Individuals

Herzl Institute President Yoram Hazony unmasks Enlightenment thought as a political philosophy by and for unmarried, childless individuals who pedestalize consent as the sole criterion of the good. These simple, obvious truths will be suppressed until a) married people decide they've had enough of the schools indoctrinating their children and…
May 21, 201922 Comments
Moloch and Ashtoreth

Moloch and Ashtoreth

Presenting a guest post from reader D.J. Schreffler! My wife and I were talking last night about the leftist females going on a sex strike to protest the anti-abortion laws (Yes! Practice abstinence outside of marriage!) and other silly so-called protests (My wife said, “The best analogy I can think…
May 20, 20198 Comments
Victory Defeated Liberalism

Victory Defeated Liberalism

It's always salutary to periodically look back and reflect on one's opinions from a distance after some time has elapsed. Here's a repost of an article from last spring on why Liberalism has hit a dead end. According to Notre Dame Professor Patrick J. Deneen's book, reviewed by The American…
May 16, 20197 Comments