Sex, Movies & Traditionalism on Mars
Of possible interest to Orthosphereans, my essay concerning Sex, Movies & Traditionalism on Mars has appeared at Angel Millar’s invariably edifying People of Shambhala website. The essay concerns...
View ArticleThe Second Reality Crumbles — Short Take II
As the Left’s second reality collapses, the Lefties still believe that they can dig themselves out of the sinkhole of their abysmal expectations. The Left being a purely collectivist entity, it...
View ArticleIs There a Second Reality?
Yes, her name is “really” Reality Winner. (That’s what I would name my daughter.) When this, or she, or it, is the First Reality, it automatically produces the Second Reality; the process is akin to...
View ArticleAnd Now for something Completely Different
I offer — for comment — Murray Rothbard’s short play, Mozart was a Red. This one is worth watching, too!
View ArticleChristopher Mihm’s Cave Women on Mars (2008), Sex, & the Movies (Beta)
Christopher Mihm is a Minnesota-based producer and director of radically inexpensive, independently financed entertainment films whose maneuver is that they disguise the impoverishment of their...
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Red Mist and Ruins: The Symbolist Prose of Leigh Brackett
The French remember Leigh Brackett, comme une maitresse “aux space-operas flamboyants,” to quote the words of paperback anthologist Jacques Sadoul.[i] Stephen Haffner, of the Haffner Press in Royal...
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Lectures d’Automne 2020 (Sélections d’Octobre)
W. K. C. Guthrie (1906 – 1981), Orpheus and Greek Religion (1952): Guthrie, a Cambridge classicist, regards Orphism – taking its name from the legendary prophet-singer Orpheus – as the first religion...
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Robert E. Howard’s Conan: A Paracletic Hero?
Robert E. Howard (1906 – 1936) faded rapidly into obscurity after his self-inflicted demise in 1936 following the death of his mother from tuberculosis. Ironically, Howard’s reputation had increased...
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Pin-Up Art & the Metaphysics of Sex
Peter Driben (1908 – 1968) In an age, on the one hand, of renewed, anti-sexual Puritanism and, on the other, of freely available Internet pornography the names of Peter Driben (1908 – 1968), Gillette...
View ArticleSuperstition & Subscendence: An Essay in Honor of Tom Bertonneau
Bear with me here. I hardly know where I am going with this, although I feel I have caught the spoor of something Tom would find delightful – that he would join with me joyfully in this new hunt. I’m...
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