Poll: Bronte Sisters
Review: Agnes Grey – The 19th Century had Gen Alpha Kids, too (Spoilers)
After last year's assigned reading of Wuthering Heights, I decided that the Bronte sisters were actually good writers. After reading Jane Eyre in my freshman year and hearing spoilers about Wuthering Heights, I had thought they were essentially the 19th century version of Stephanie Meyers times three. However, Wuthering Heights, for all the nightmarish dysfunction... Continue Reading →
Blog: Why is Everyone Loving Islam Now?
Technically, it is an exaggeration to say that everyone loves Islam. It's very clear that many people throughout the West (me included) are deeply concerned about the rise of Islam in major cities such as Dearborn, Michigan or countries like Britian and France. However, for the past few months, there's been a rise in acceptance... Continue Reading →
Review: My Top List of Non-Smutty Romance Books for 2026.
As most of you know, I am not a fan of the way romance is treated in literature today. I like a story about a cute couple as much as anyone, but when things like rape and unhealthy obsession are portrayed as totally normal and romantic, and the book is full of so many graphic... Continue Reading →
Apologetics: Flippin’ Fatwa Friday – The Quran vs. The Bible: Surah al-Baqarah Verses 97-103
After a short hiatus, we're back to dismantling the Quran section by section, and today, we're going to be looking at an example of the Islamic Dilemma and some made-up history about Solomon and the Jewish people. For a book that claims to be the sequel to the Bible and the most amazing thing ever... Continue Reading →
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