Some Monday Readings

The Day NY Publishing Lost Its Soul – Ted Gioia at The Honest Broker. 

The Beautiful Mess of Steinbeck’s East of Eden – Joel Miller at Miller’s Book Review.

 

Weimar America & A Smoldering World – Rod Dreher’s Diary.

 

Erich von Daniken and the modern paranoid style – James Snell at The Critic Magazinbe.

 

An apology and a revelation – Lancia Smith at Cultivating a Writer’s Life.

 

The nature of nature writing – Padraig O Tuama at Poetry Unbound.

 

How to Deliver a Legendary Speech – Yuri Bezmenov at How to Subvert Subversion.

 

MLK’s Final Act of Faith – Jonathan Eig at The Free Press.

 

Letters from Triune: ‘Fat,’ ‘lazy,’ and the high price of whisky – John Banks’ Civil War Blog.

Some Monday Readings

MLK’s Former Speechwriter: ‘We Are Trying to Save the Soul of America’ – Francesca Block at The Free Press.  

The real reason people are flocking to red states – Lewis Andrews at The Spectator.

 

It’s in the Blood – short story by Victoria Leigh Bennett at The Wombwell Rainbow.

 

Breathing – poem and artwork by Sonja Benskin Miller.

 

Nathanael’s Epiphany – poem by Malcom Guite.

 

Our Father’s House: Sr. Mariella Gable introduces a collection of Catholic fiction – The Imaginative Conservative.

 

Book Review: The Kingdom, the Power, and the Glory: American Evangelicals in an Age of Extremism by Tim Alberta – Zak Schmoll.

 

Declaration on an Independent – Joel Miller at Miller’s Book Review on Benjamin Franklin’s Autobiography.

Painting: Benjamin Franklin.