“The foam flocked her neck, she flew like a bird.
As they sailed the sea gray, at the second day out.”
The High Price of Forgetting God
Introduction: To get right to the point, the high price of forgetting God is that God forgets you. And when that happens the descent into madness becomes tractor beam inexorable. And because we Americans ...
Audio Reading of Post
Ecochondriacs [3]
Please note well: If you order this book in hard copy, it will ship before Thanksgiving. Link here. The Dying Candidate: Brock Tilton stared at his personal physician balefully. He trusted his doctor’s medical expertise completely, but did not trust the “life coach” lessons that Timothy Zizousias would try to offer him from time to …
Audio Reading of Post
A Primer in Basic Electoral Skepticism
As you entertain doubts about the integrity of this last election, as well you should, you should not be looking at those things which you cannot see, but rather at the things you can see. Don’t be that guy who thinks that a loss for his candidate necessarily means the other side cheated. It doesn’t …
Audio Reading of Post
Battle Tested
“In his time, battle-tested, he was tried and was ready.
High-hearted and huge, he held out the order
To fit and to fashion a famous wave-cutter,
To sail the swan-road to serve the Dane king.”
Ecochondriacs [2]
Please note well: If you order this book in hard copy, it will ship before Thanksgiving. Link here. Launch: Despite her agitation, she did manage to fall asleep, albeit fitfully. And that lasted until about 5 am, when she sat bolt upright in bed, gasping for air. She was a woman who had an odd …
Audio Reading of Post
Darn It
Chrestomathy Template
“Weary, they wavered at times, worshiping idols,
Summoning sacrifices, saying old words aloud,
Praying the demon who damns would deliver them.
Old customs were curious but comfort was missing . . .”
(Beowulf, pp. 12-13
The Authority of a Fraudulent Election
Introduction: I will begin by saying that there is a sharp difference between saying “not my president,” on the one hand, and “not our president” on the other. It is very easy for individualistic Americans to sport a bumper sticker that says, “Don’t Blame Me. I Voted for the Other Guy.” That is not how …
Audio Reading of Post
Ecochondriacs [1]
This book is dedicated to Mark Steyn, to whom I am indebted for various things, including my introduction to the word ecochondriacs. Sunday Night: Countdown: Dr. Helen Greene let herself into her brown Annapolis townhouse apartment, kicked off her shoes by the front door, set the small bag of groceries down on the kitchen counter, …
Audio Reading of Post