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Towards a Christian Vitalism | Christian WinterA Response to John EhrettAmerican ReformerChristian Winter
A Muscular Christianity for a new millennium
Nuclear power helps bring down electricity prices by 75% in FinlandCountry expects wind to be its largest energy source by 2027The NationalJohn Benny
Finland is a little less populous than Arizona,
Hacking Galileo Book Review
Hacking Galileo by Fenton Wood is many things: an adventure, a lament for an age now lost, even a manual for subverting obsolete technology.
This book is for the adults who once were the spergy GenX and GenY kids who are the stars of this book. The kids who built
The age at which we do our greatest work
John J. Reilly was born in 1954. He wrote Spengler's Future in 1992, and published it in 1993. He was thus 38 or 39 when he started to produce his characteristic works.
John continued to write up until his death at the age of 58, a writing career
The Gemini Man Kickstarter is Live!
This is a good week for adventure fiction writers. Friend of the blog JD Cowan has launched a Kickstarter to complete publication of his Gemini Man series.
I reviewed the first book, Gemini Warrior, in 2019. Gemini Warrior is set in a shared literary universe, Heroes Unleashed, and one of
Hacking Galileo by Fenton Wood
Friend of the blog and author Fenton Wood has a new book out today, Hacking Galileo. I'll have a review up soon, as I enjoy Fenton's work immensely.
A story untold for over 30 years...
Teenage hacker Roger O. Miller made national headlines when he was
Savage Headhunters Book Review
Savage Headhunters by J. Manfred Weichsel may be his most horrible book yet. Given that previous books have involved cross-breeding humans and chimpanzees, angels lusting after human women, and the sexual perversity of Hollywood, this is quite an accomplishment.
The target of Weichsel's satire in Savage Headhunters is