The Dame’s Book Rewrites History
She remains totally oblivious to (or uncaring about) the damage her policies and draconian Covid rules did.
Books
Indie Publishing Is Fuelling a Literary Renaissance
The big publishing houses are dying: good riddance.
Why Do We Politicise Science?
Notice how language drifts. No one ever talks about ‘The Politics’. But we do talk about ‘The Science’.
How Britain’s Libraries Became Trans Indoctrination Hubs
The Arts Council England continues to fund them with taxpayer’s money, no questions asked.
Unshrunk: Breaking Free From Psychiatry
Ultimately, Delano’s message is both sobering and empowering: true healing begins when people are treated not as ‘broken brains’, but as whole human beings.
Gender Indoctrination of School Kids Goes Mainstream
We should regularly be reviewing school materials, assigning star ratings, creating public discussion and engagement. From me, Collins’s Your Choice Books One, Two and Three gets a bad review and zero stars.
Facts and Fantasies
Once I ran across Derek and we had a few drinks together. I told him he was wasting his time trying to overthrow Muldoon, as Derek was not a natural leader, which required an X factor few people possessed.
He Is as Stubborn as a Mule
One thing is certain: There is no one else like Donald Trump on the world stage today. His kind arrives once in a generation, or once in a hundred years or more. Or on the scale of Asimov’s Foundation – once in a millennium.
A Journey Into the Hinterland
Simon has the same skill and empathy, writing with a light and often whimsical touch but always respectful toward his subjects. He has captured a part of New Zealand that is slowly but irrevocably disappearing
George Orwell’s Green and Pleasant Land
We are fighting against all those who seek to disinherit us or to pretend that there is no inheritance to be had.
Is This England’s Real-Life Quietus?
Members of the Houses of Commons and Lords should consider what Baroness James wrote before marching their people closer to Quietus.
Book Awards Fall Short, Again!
By awarding poorly written but politically charged books, the industry and the awards are in danger of losing credibility that has been hard fought for over many years and we risk sponsorships and trust.
