A whimsical essay of mine about meeting fictional characters in Chesterton’s Tavern at the World’s End has just been published by An Unexpected Journal:

 https://anunexpectedjournal.com/literary-priests-in-the-tavern-at-the-end-of-the-world/

Here’s my brief review of a book that all defenders of authentic Catholic education might want to think about buying for their friends and relations this Christmas:

Here are my ideas for twelve books, published this year, which warrant a place under the tree:

 https://theimaginativeconservative.org/2019/12/twelve-books-christmas-joseph-pearce.html

Here are some musings on the prophetic wisdom of the poet Siegfried Sassoon:

Can ecumenism be an enemy of all that is ecumenical? Here is my answer:

and here’s the same article published in Spanish:

https://www.religionenlibertad.com/opinion/475419578/De-como-los-modernistas-convirtieron-ecumenico-en-una-palabra-fea.html

What do Saruman and Nietzsche have in common? And why does Gandalf remind us of Thomas Aquinas? These questions are considered in an essay of mine just published by the National Catholic Register:

Can rights be an enemy of freedom? Does human kindness require a loss of freedom? I address these questions in my latest essay for the Imaginative Conservative:

https://theimaginativeconservative.org/2019/11/human-kindness-rights-feelings-joseph-pearce.html