Tag: book reviews
A lot of books about environmental problems tend to follow a pattern that looks something like this: 1. Talk about how screwed up everything is, going into detail about a variety of different specific
Conspirata is the second of Robert Harris’ trilogy of novels on the career of Marcus Tullius Cicero, as narrated by Cicero’s slave and clerk Tiro. Conspirata begins on the eve of Cicero&
I just finished reading Karen Greenberg’s excellent The Least Worst Place: Guantanamo’s First 100 Days, a book that is (for obvious reasons) relevant to the hyperventilating spasms current
Speaking of conservative histories, I’d be remiss in not mentioning A Patriot’s History of the United States, a jaw-droppingly terrible book that would only appeal to readers who aren̵
Over the break I finished Vincent O’Hara’s U.S. Navy Against the Axis. I strongly recommend it to anyone with an interest in the Pacific War, and in surface naval combat in the 20th centur
- When you’re too ignorant to know how insane orthodox Republican policy on guns is
- LGM Film Club, Part 267: You in Japan
- Starbucks Union: Chilean Lessons
- Cowardly accessories to murder demand the protection they refused to provide
- Uvalde police didn’t want *anyone else* doing their job, either
- 19 dead kids and 19 live cops
- Monsters
- Metal Masculinity
- Coward cops and America’s WMD gun fetish
- The Glemming