Newly published by Catholic World Report is the first appearance in English of an interview that Joseph Pearce gave to a Polish journal on Benson and other literary converts: https://jpearce.co/discussing-r-h-benson-other-literary-converts/
Newly posted in this week's Inner Sanctum are St. Francis, Chesterton, Belloc, Dante and a mysterious visitor from Narnia.... https://jpearce.co/giving-thanks-with-st-francis-and-g-k-chesterton/
Understanding the deepest elements in one of Shakespeare's darkest tragedies in a little more than a thousand words... https://jpearce.co/othello-in-a-nutshell/
When the world is "progressing" towards the dark wood of despair and death, it is literature which lights the way to a better and brighter path: https://jpearce.co/literary-light-amid-the-ruins/
Musing on the mystery of Time and reviewing Times Square and Other Stories.... https://jpearce.co/timelessness-and-times-square/
Check out what's newly posted in the Inner Sanctum. https://jpearce.co/heretics-humour-and-the-horrors-of-war/
How did Elizabeth, the so-called "Virgin Queen", meet her doom? Did she have a happy death, or did she die in misery? All is revealed in my latest essay for the Imaginative Conservative: https://jpearce.co/the-final-days-of-bloody-bess/
Celebrating Shakespeare's celebration of the saints ... https://jpearce.co/shakespeare-and-the-saints-2/
Looking forward to Halloween, Joseph Pearce selects three suitably creepy poems by Edgar Allan Poe for the Poem of the Week podcast. The third and final part of a podcast discussion on Homer's Odyssey. Continuing our pilgrimage to Rome with Hilaire Belloc, we find the indomitable pilgrim in bellicose mood, albeit light heartedly. In the weekly [...]
Give the devil enough rope and he'll hang himself. Give him enough power and he'll hang us first.... https://jpearce.co/give-the-devil-enough-rope/