Now you too can change the course of history of scientific discovery
By Mike Sutton.
As soon as a rare and fortuitous opportunity come along, which needs to be capitalised upon to benefit from, we might make the mistake of believing it is nothing unusual and that if we fail to seize it another will soon [...]
Mercy and Responsibility in Henry Roth’s Mercy of a Rude Stream
By Ronald Bleier.
If there is a list somewhere of great American novels, Henry Roth’s remarkably accessible and powerful masterpiece, Mercy of a Rude Stream, must surely be at, or near, the top. Mercy is Roth’s massive, [...]
Say enough! History has to challenge evolution
By Jaime Ortega.
Wizard left depicting Evolution. Right, knight representing archaeologist
For half a decade, historians have amended and bowed to the magnificence of the scientific community when reporting archaeological discoveries [...]
Racists in the Book Pile
By Mike Sutton.
History Text on Founding Father’s Fatherhood Found Wanting
Controversy remains and may always remain with regard to the question: Did Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States (1801–1809) and founding [...]