This Weeks Articles

Michiko Aoyama’s What You Are Looking For is in the Library, translated into English by Alison Watts, offers a tender, thought-provoking...

Many of us are familiar with, or have at least heard of, the Renaissance. The 14th-century Italian revival in classical (Greek & Latin)...

The gods of ancient Greece have captured the imaginations of many since the Renaissance. Gods such as Apollo, Zeus, Artemis, and Athena...

During his voyage on the Santa Maria, Christopher Columbus is credited with discovering America in 1492. People lived here before he set...

How Folklore Has Impacted Our Communities and Beliefs Today, it might seem that folklore is outdated, irrelevant, old laundry, and with...

Today, in 2023, I think it’s safe to say that the internet owns all of our lives now. We don’t use the internet anymore: the internet...

It’s insane to see how rapidly artificial intelligence has progressed over the past few years. You can hear older artists like Frank...

When his eyes shot open, Baron Robert felt a massive weight pressed against his chest. Slowly, air was being pushed from his mouth as he...

When "humanitarianism" is mentioned, people often first think of saving lives and helping the poor. However, let's consider what is...

Within the last several years, the United States has experienced an unprecedented onslaught of attempts to challenge or outright ban...

The world of cinema is changing. We live in a time where a drama made by a great, like Steven Spielberg (The Fabelmans, 2022) did not...

Although I’ve been slacking on my personal reading a little bit lately, Rick Perlstein’s Political Tetralogy (from Before The Storm to...