Moonlight Mile, Dennis Lehane's sequel to his bestselling 1998 mystery novel Gone, Baby, G...
Moonlight Mile, Dennis Lehane's sequel to his bestselling 1998 mystery novel Gone, Baby, G...
by Mike Gray The new shibboleth is "biodiversity"; in its name, millions of people could ...
by Mike Gray On Pajamas Media, Gary Wickert has uncovered yet more examples of PC enforce...
Some follow-up thoughts on the American cultural divide revealed by Tuesday's elections: ...
Given that politics both manifests and affects the culture, it's appropriate to consider t...
Review of Pennies in the Karma Jar, by Salem Hill (The Lazarus Group, 2010) By W. S. Moor...
It's NaNoWriMo—National Novel Writing Month! If you've always wanted to write that novel...
By Bruce Edward Walker The Union, a collaboration between Sir Elton John and one of h...
On this All Hallow's Eve, TAC's Fiction Review brings stories from today as follow up to l...
by Mike Gray "Universities are probably the most unaccountable institutions in our society...
by Mike Gray One Founding Father thought so: "Nothing is more essent...
by Mike Gray Nearly all peoples have developed their own creation myth, and the Genesis st...
by Mike Gray On Pajamas Media, Rand Simberg believes "You Just Might Be a Marxist," in th...
The era of big television series that much of the nation watched together—which lasted f...
By Mike Gray For mystery author Sandra Parshall, it's already happening: I’m also in fa...
Brian Wilson, co-founder and main songwriter of the Beach Boys during their glory years, ...
by Mike Gray The first film version (Paramount, 1953, 85 mins.) of H. G. Wells's 1898 nov...
by Mike Gray For the author of the Narnia series of stories, "The Great Knock" wasn't a t...
DC Comics has introduced a younger, somewhat troubled Superman in a grimier, sleazier Metr...
by Mike Gray Just in time! Darwinian psychologists are now absolving us of our sins: In t...
by Mike Gray No doubt you've heard of the "spoonerism," named for . . . . the Reverend Dr...
Better late than never, I always say. ... But then again, maybe that's because I'm so ofte...
Although we naturally (and quite rightly) think of Sherlock Holmes as a character comforta...
by Mike Gray As a follow-up to a previous post, here are several books and authors who su...
by Mike Gray It's that time of year when tales of the uncanny captivate what's ...
By Bruce Edward Walker Roger Waters’ performance of the Pink Floyd chestnut The Wall la...
As soon as I learned Disney was putting out a movie about the greatest horse of all time I...
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes is surely one of the most fascinating characters ...
by Mike Gray Chuck Baldwin thinks the following rights should never be forfeited for any ...
by Mike Gray In a review of Thomas Sowell's book, Intellectuals and Society, David Gordon...
by Mike Gray The pledge is a patriotic exercise, and it is made no less so by the acknowle...
Two brilliant singer-songwriter-pianists have just finished an album together and christen...
by Mike Gray Can Titan be the home of living organisms? YES! — if you ignore the laws o...