If everything is art, then nothing is. All the great art of Western Civilization rests on the same underlying principle: through hard work, inspiration, and commitment to his craft, the artist produces
Few books have reached out, grabbed my attention, and held me captive like Rolf Nelson’s original The Stars Came Back. While the format was not what one would expect, being a screen play, the story was simply so good that it
The Mises Institute puts out a regular periodical, The Austrian, and in the July-August 2019 edition, the main article is an interview with Dr. Paul Cantor, English professor at the University of
I finished up the Cavalry Trilogy, watching Rio Grande. As with the other two films, this is a John Ford picture, starring John Wayne. This was the Duke’s first movie with Maureen O’Hara,
In continuing with my old movie watching series, I viewed the next film in the “Cavalry Series,” She Wore a Yellow Ribbon. This is another John Ford classic, starring John Wayne (in what
Recently, I have been watching (or, more accurately, re-watching) lots of old movies. Partly, this is because there are lots of garbage movies being made today, pushing leftist and decidedly non-Western agendas.
Editor’s note: The following is extracted from Tremendous Trifles, by G. K. Chesterton (published 1909). There is only one reason why all grown-up people do not play with toys; and it is
Sussex by the Sea Now is the time for marching, Now let your hearts be gay, Hark to the merry bugles Sounding along our way. So let your voices ring, my boys,
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