Review: Rings of Power Season 3 – What Did We do to Deserve This?

For those of you who have been around since 2023, you know that I have an overwhelming hatred of The Rings of Power. Season 1 was especially bad, given how much it flew in the face of Tolkien's work. Season 2 was similarly bad, but was made slightly better since if you lowered your expectations... Continue Reading →

Review: Hexed – Disney Isn’t Trying to Hide it Anymore.

It used to be considered a conspiracy theory that Hollywood worships the devil. Then it became a joke, and now they don't even try to hide it. Almost everything you watch in theaters or listen to on the radio has some sort of occult messaging, even if it's not overt. Disney is no exception. They... Continue Reading →

Blog: Books Are Becoming Temu Quality (And AI is Partially to Blame).

I've talked a lot about the declining state of literature on this blog since not only is it deeply concerning to me given my love of literature, but there are also a lot of things that contribute to it. A lot of it comes from the overall decline of our society. As people move away... Continue Reading →

Blog: The Lily Jay Foundation – A Case Study in Why You Should Do Your Research…

Unless y'all are familiar with my channel or have run into the Muslim community online, you have probably never heard of an influencer named Lily Jay. So, here's an explanation. Lily Jay is an Australian influencer who originally gained recognition as an actress, singer, and dancer. However, she blew up online when she announced that... Continue Reading →

Review: That Hideous Strength

A little bit ago, I wrote a review of The Space Trilogy by C.S. Lewis. At the time, I was only halfway through the book, but now that I've finished it, I'll review the last book in the trilogy, That Hideous Strength. At first, I wasn't sure where the book was going. The first two... Continue Reading →

Blog: Author’s Voice Matters

Voice is one of the most important aspects of writing. Everyone has a unique style in their writing that distinguishes it from the works of other people. Voice in writing is created using vocabulary, different grammatical choices, and overall style (i.e. 1st-person narration, genre, etc.) For example, a book written by an author hailing from the South during the... Continue Reading →

Blog: What Does it Mean to be a Savage?

One of the themes in Brave New World is what it truly means to be a savage. The hero of Brave New World is a character named John, who grew up on an Indian reservation in New Mexico. His mother, Linda, came from London, where the people are “civilized.” However, her idea of civilization is filled with soma (a drug that... Continue Reading →

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