The histories of both Egypt and Mesopotamia are fascinating, if nothing else because of just how old they are. It
Tag: The South
Chop, Chop
I love baseball. Growing up in a multi-generational house, where I spent a great deal of time with my grandfather,
The Noble Carolinians, A Walk to Remember
All of the South is special to me, my restless soul unexplainably and mercifully satisfied in a peacefulness that is
A Walk Among My Fathers
We have been planning this trip for some months, a leisurely time of relaxation for the occasion of our wedding
A Southern Apology
Apology: Reasoned argument or writing through systematic argumentation and discourse in justification of something, typically a theory or religious doctrine.
Southern Nationalism: An Interview with Padraig Martin of Identity Dixie
Tell us about Identity Dixie. How is it similar to other Southern nationalist and identitarian organizations? How is it different?
Are You in Your Story?
“Where there is no vision, the people perish,” quoting from Proverbs. Recently, I’ve written “Keeper of the Fire” and a
The Southern Yeoman
When bringing up the Antebellum South, an image of large cotton plantations set among trees covered in Spanish moss comes
Knight Passes, Unquenchable Flame
It was December 20th, 200 years to the day that our beloved South Carolina had taken a stand against tyranny.
Knight Passes, The Circle of the Twelve
The honor guard carrying my grandfather’s coffin continued toward the center of the chapel. The simple things he had taught