“That hellish howl was heard by everyone,
The cry of that captive, his clamor and pain
Was heard down in Hell. Beowulf held him,
Stalwart, stubborn, the strongest of men
Who ever earned honor under the sun”
Ecochondriacs [33]
Please note well: In case you were wondering, even though November is over, I will be publishing the rest of this book here, section by section. But if you can’t wait to see how it ends, you can order this book in hard copy, and the link for that is here. In addition, audio chapters …
Ecochondriacs [32]
Please note well: In case you were wondering, even though November is over, I will be publishing the rest of this book here, section by section. But if you can’t wait to see how it ends, you can order this book in hard copy, and the link for that is here. In addition, audio chapters …
Ecochondriacs [31]
Please note well: In case you were wondering, even though November is over, I will be publishing the rest of this book here, section by section. But if you can’t wait to see how it ends, you can order this book in hard copy, and the link for that is here. In addition, audio chapters …
Ecochondriacs [30]
Please note well: In case you were wondering, even though November is over, I will be publishing the rest of this book here, section by section. But if you can’t wait to see how it ends, you can order this book in hard copy, and the link for that is here. In addition, audio chapters …
A Matter of Scale
Sin Shepherd
“Then that sin-shepherd soon saw far more trouble
Than he ever encountered in all middle earth.”
Tolerance as a Fake Truce
Introduction: A few years ago, and by “few” I actually mean twelve years ago, I described how the secular ideology of tolerance is a false truce. Among other things, I said this: “All law is imposed morality, and the only question is which morality is going to be imposed, not whether one is going to …
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And Blood on the Floor
“His first prey, and fiercely he fisted the carcass,
Bit him down to the bone, his blood he drank greedily,
He grabbed him in gobs, and gobbled him down.
In one moment the monster had mashed and devoured him,
Both feet and both hands, and blood on the floor.”
Ecochondriacs [29]
Please note well: In case you were wondering, even though November is over, I will be publishing the rest of this book here, section by section. But if you can’t wait to see how it ends, you can order this book in hard copy, and the link for that is here. In addition, audio chapters …