If you’re able to, Alex Knapp is doing a live interview this morning with science fiction author...
Month: June 2012
I’ve been trying something new lately. I have been taking books with me on my hunting trips. Often...
I know my dialogues can be oblique, even enigmatic. This last one had a point, however, even...
Since E.D. has pointed us toward Acculturated today, I figured I might point you toward its take on...
So an old post at my now-basically-defunct solo politics blog about conservatives and pop culture has accidentally...
As a follow-up to my post two weeks ago about California’s jungle primary, the winners, moving on...
Dramatis personae: Blaise PASCAL, no relation to present company. VOLTAIRE Louis PASTEUR A GRANDMA, who lived to...
I stumbled across an old piece from the Drum Major Institute which discusses the problem of billions of dollars...
Fiction from Christopher Carr.
As my old friend Colombo used to say, “There’s just one thing I don’t understand”. Except when...
My dad foisted Dandelion Wine on me when I was young and still homeschooled. It was to be,...
Yesterday the good people of Wisconsin went to the voting booths and struck a blow for liberty,...
1. Part of me, of course, is sad Scott Walker won. He’s a conservative and I’m not....
The elephant in the LoOG room has only been the most significant election this Tuesday, Wisconsin’s recall...
I’ll just start right out by saying that my sleep is wholly untroubled by the death of...
By Wardsmith Are HOA’s a good metaphor for government? In the much-commented OP by Dr. Hanley, interlocutor...
By James Vonder Haar When I took my first practice LSAT, the day after my father’s funeral,...
By James Hanley You (yes, you) are invited to submit a post for the Ordinary Gentlemen’s Inequality...
Warning: This post contains spoilers through the second book of A Song of Ice and Fire and...
When IO released their new Hitman: Absolution trailer last week it made a lot of people angry....
