Why You Should Join People All Over The World In Reading Dante From Now To Easter
‘For me, it’s not just a matter of filling in a major blank in my classics education,’ emailed a friend who is participating. ‘It’s about getting spiritual sustenance in these dark times!’
Leftist Ghouls May Desecrate J.R.R. Tolkien, But His Ideas Will Live Forever While Theirs Are Already Dead
Tolkien’s timeless books present a vision of goodness far better than those appropriating his greatness to serve the latest intellectual fashions.
In An Affront To Its Namesake, The Tolkien Society Goes Woke
That men and women now come to slander and distort these sub-creations of Tolkien is, in a strange way, a testament to his legacy.
Jane Austen Is The Latest Victim Of Upper-Class Whites’ Obsession With Race
The attempted denigration of Jane Austen reveals how upscale white elites view caring about anti-racism as a marker of status.
When Cheap, Angry Trends Have Died Out, The Classics Will Remain
The classics are classics for a reason and offer valuable, time-worn lessons about humanity itself.
How Reading Great Literature Helps Protect You From Big Brother’s Thought Control
The turn language is taking in politics calls to mind that controlling language to control thought was a prime goal of the Ministry of Truth in George Orwell’s ‘1984.’
How The Suffering Of World Wars Seeded The Creativity Of J.R.R. Tolkien And C.S. Lewis
The war that brought unspeakable suffering also contributed to the creation of some of the most beloved and heroic literature of modern times.
How To Stop Schools From Replacing True Virtue With Leftist Virtue Signaling
After purging public schools of Judeo-Christian virtues, the left replaced them with five pseudo-virtues: tolerance, inclusivism, egalitarianism, multiculturalism, and environmentalism.
Christopher Tolkien Was The Unsung Hero Of Middle Earth
The son of J.R.R. Tolkien did far more than just compile and edit his father’s unfinished stories. He helped create the world of Middle Earth.
New Novel ‘Campusland’ Deftly Satirizes Academic Insanity
Scott Johnston’s debut novel ‘Campusland’ is a satirical romp through the nutty state of 2019 academia. It’s every bit as wild as you think.
Why I’m Over ‘Atlas Shrugged,’ And Conservatives Should Be Too
In searching for literary icons to emulate, Republicans would benefit from a little less John Galt and a little more Jean Valjean.
Bret Stephens Touts Willa Cather As ‘Perfect Antidote’ To Trump. NYT Readers Shred Them Both
Dozens of leftist readers wrote to accuse Willa Cather of anti-Semitism, nativist bias, white-washing Indian genocide, and other crimes against humanity.
21,460 Attend Library Conference Featuring Workshops On Drag Queens And Queering Elementary Schools
At the American Library Association’s annual conference, the nation’s librarians learned how to circumvent community objections to events like Drag Queen Story Hour and other outrageous, taxpayer-purchased materials.
How I Dug Into My Favorite Poem When It Grew Into Real Life Around Me
One morning, I found I was living my favorite poem. It changed how I look at the poem, and how I experience the morning.
5 Must-Read Classics To Share With Your Kids This Summer
Few things are as rewarding as reading out loud with your children. Here are enough recommendations for a whole summer’s worth of quality family time.
Why Herman Wouk’s ‘War’ Novels Deserve Remembrance Today
The best way to remember—or discover—the bestselling and Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Herman Wouk may be his World War II epics.
No, Shakespeare Was Not A Jewish Woman, He Was Just A Genius
A new and novel theory about who wrote Shakespeare’s plays has emerged. But, as usual, it tells us more about the theorists than it does about Shakespeare.
Make 2019 The Year You Read ‘The Iliad’ With Your Kids
There are many reasons you should push this amazing text to the top of your family reading list in 2019.
‘Les Miserables’ Reveals The Only Vision Of Change That Can Ever Hope To Succeed
‘Les Mis’ shows us a world resembling our own: a society filled with wealth, but rife with injustice. The play offers us hope for change in the form of two young revolutionaries.
How Mark Twain Created The Great American Hero
In ‘The Adventures of Tom Sawyer,’ Mark Twain creates a heroic archetype that is uniquely American.
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