As an ardent reader with a fondness for novels that stir the pot of political conversation, I often find myself drawn to works that promise not just to enlighten, but also to question the dominant narrative. Tammy Bruce’s most recent book, Fear Itself: Exposing the Left’s Mind-Killing Agenda, piqued my interest exactly because it presented itself […]
It was a wet Sunday afternoon, the type that makes you want to cozy up with a nice book—or, in my case, an audiobook. I had just completed my last thriller and was looking for something new to sink into. As I read through my suggestions, Brad Thor’s “Shadow of Doubt” grabbed my attention. As
As an ardent reader and seasoned critic, I’ve had the privilege of delving into innumerable works across genres and issues that challenge and inspire thinking. I was recently enthralled by Brian Tyler Cohen’s newest essay, “Shameless: Republicans’ Deliberate Dysfunction and the Battle to Preserve Democracy.” This book attracted my attention not just for its topical
I discovered the audiobook “Unhumans” by Jack Posobiec and Joshua Lisec while skimming through my current Audible suggestions. As a fan of political literature and historical analysis, I was fascinated by the book’s idea. This was not my first encounter with the writings of these writers, nor will it be my last. My reading path
