Category Archives: Literature
When Middle Earth Came to Vienna: How a Polish king’s Winged Hussars Saved Christendom
This essay was first published at The European Conservative in December 2022. The release of [...]
The Last Native Belgian: Tintin in Brussels
When I arrived in Brussels for a two-month stay in January, I exited the train [...]
The cruelty of John Steinbeck
In October 25, the auction house Bonhams in New York hosted the sale of a [...]
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The Kidnapping of Anne of Green Gables
Leftists have been trying to kidnap Anne of Green Gables, Canada’s most famous literary icon, [...]
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The Enduring Power of Shakespeare: 400 Years After the First Folio
In October 2023, Dame Judi Dench appeared on Graham Norton’s talk show with a clutch [...]
Why your kids should read Jim Kjelgaard
Every boy has a handful of writers who shaped their childhood, and for some reason, [...]
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The Internet is “A Lot Like Pornography”: An Interview with Samuel D. James
Like most of my generation, I don’t remember when internet optimism began—but I remember when [...]
The Last Days Of George Orwell
For a man who breathed his last at the young age of 46, Eric Arthur [...]
Ontario school board eliminates all library books published before 2008. That’s just a start.
I am not at all surprised to find out that the library of Erindale Secondary [...]
Resisting the ‘Machine’: An Interview with Peco Gaskovski
In the last two decades, dystopian novels and their cinematic spinoffs have flooded the market. [...]