There’s a sage line in the 1972 Western classic, Jeremiah Johnson, written by the great John Milius. An old mountain…
This week at Thales College, my students encountered T. S. Eliot’s broken epic of social, spiritual, and intellectual fragmentation, The…
This semester at Thales College, I am teaching a survey course focusing on literature, most of it English poetry, from…
While studying philosophy as an undergrad, I took a seminar on Friedrich Nietzsche. What followed could be described as a…
Lolita was in the news again earlier this month. It isn’t the first time the classic 1955 novel by Vladimir Nabokov has been interrogated…
On June 17, the Thomistic Institute hosted Dr. Andrew Abela at the Catholic University of America (CUA) for a lecture…
When the rejections began rolling in, there was a universal theme. All the editors of the big publishing houses had…
A fellow professor and Roman Catholic asked me recently whether I could direct him toward any books that would help…
