The ruins of factories and military warehouses still smoldering, the victorious conqueror rides into his vanquished foe’s capitol flanked by
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The Tomorrow That Never Came
It was the late 1980s and somewhere just outside Jacksonville, Florida, on the way to Cape Canaveral, it was going
Marie and Madeline
As a little tyke, Madeline, my mother’s younger sister, was the candy bringer, always with a roll of lifesavers in
Revive the Southern Belle
All across Dixie, women have forfeited and abandoned their traditional lifestyles. No longer do they wait politely for the right
The Z-Blog Power Hour: August Grab Bag
There are times when even the most cynical among us gets a little black pilled by what’s happening in the
Myth of the 20th Century: Wetworks – A History of Water Management in America
A civilization’s state of development is most often readily apparent in its buildings. The capacity for stepping beyond the limits
Paganism: This Ain’t It, Chief
Many in the Alt-Right have made valid criticisms of the Church over the past few years. The Pope, the Episcopalians,
My Prodigal Return Part 1: Crossing the Line
It is not for kings, O Lemuel, It is not for kings to drink wine, Nor for princes intoxicating drink;
Streaming The Past Away
I hate Netflix and, for that matter, every other streaming service. Long before the company decided they had the right
13 Signs of Suburban Blight
Jase-Man, the first signs are the macro signs, the media and political announcements declaring who are the targets of criminal