Review: The King’s Curriculum
This is a fascinating and powerful little book. That said, it is not a book for everyone. "The King's Curriculum" is by Johnny Mannaz, a hypnotherapist and master-practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic…
Movie Review: The Phantom of the Opera
I have recently been relatively busy, and have had difficulty making the time to write new posts. To save on time, I decided to elucidate in video-format what I otherwise…
A Bailey-approved book
Review: The Spirit of Yule
I had originally purchased Thomas "Survive the Jive" Rowsell's The Spirit of Yule for my daughter, as the size and illustration-style suggested that the title was a children's book. Upon…
Tolkien and Lewis’ Curious “Paganism”
Any manner of theology can now be smuggled into people's minds under cover of romance without their knowing it. - C.S. Lewis, Collected Letters, 1939 Reader and commenter "My New…
“This Work is Gold.”
The first review for Letter to Anwei is in: 5.0 out of 5 stars Deeply Relevant and Logical February 28, 2019 Format: Paperback This book makes a compelling case for honoring the…
Dealing with a Fake Review
I thought I'd take a few moments to go over a 1-star review on Amazon for In Defense of Hatred: Off the bat, those last two lines ("Not[sic], it's not hate.…
On Jordan Peterson
Tomorrow morning, I will be discussing Vox Day's book Jordanetics: A Journey into the Mind of Humanity's Greatest Thinker with Kyle Broussard. Naturally, my review will give some idea of where…
What’s in a Book Review?
James O'Meara gives an interesting glimpse into what is possible in the realm of book reviews: I had almost reached the massive iron door, hidden behind a construction dumpster, that…