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Words of Steel

Ernst Jünger is perhaps the preeminent warrior-philosopher of the twentieth century. His finest work, Storm of Steel, should be required

Upon writing this, the great pro-gun rally on Lobby Day 2020 in Richmond, Virginia is over. Now, the controversy begins

I once read a travel writer describe Ireland as “mystical and modern, beautiful yet bleak, proud and vulnerable, peaceful yet

Forward: This post is not meant to demean military veterans. Many great Southerners have served in the American armed forces,

We are a unique people and nation.

Don’t go to Richmond.

I’m not a “conspiracy nut,” and by that I mean I don’t usually view opponents as gathering clandestinely in a

Are you worth it?

Southern poetry for General Lee.

A journalist with the New York Times, and one very far removed from Southern culture, heritage, and military service, recently