Lars Walker

I had a couple arguments online recently, and came away with bruises. The upside of insult, though, for a writer,…

The scenario is classic, even hackneyed. Two families have been feuding for generations. Then a young man from one family…

“Not too well, actually,” said my friend Colin when I asked him how he was doing. That surprised me, coming…

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, a man who knew as much about real evil as the fictional kind, wrote of a realization he…

Imagine a television comedy about an American who moves to an exotic foreign country. He utterly refuses to assimilate, flouts…

I think it was Thursdays, but it might have been Tuesdays. I’m pretty sure the day started with a T….

It isn’t often that human excrement brings clarity, unless you’re a diagnostician. And yet a story from Fox Sports, “Soccer…

My heart is in Norway. Right now, it’s broken. I’m tempted to say that the damage Anders Behring Breivik has done…

Time Machine: Troopers, by Hal Colebatch (Acashic Publishing, 172 pages) In its own way, American Spectator contributor Hal Colebatch’s new novel,…

Counterstrike, by Hal Colebatch (Acashic Publishing, 245 pages, $23.99 paper; $19.99 e-book) In the Information Age, a lie may be…