In Fairy Wood Pretending to be Somewhere Else
Joseph Pearce2025-03-27T02:11:27-05:00Joseph Pearce finds himself in Fairy Wood but imagining he's in a haunted wood in England... In Fairy Wood Pretending I'm Somewhere Else - Joseph Pearce
Happy Birthday, Flannery O’Connor!
Joseph Pearce2025-03-27T02:06:16-05:00Celebrating the centenary of the great Catholic writer... Happy 100th Birthday, Flannery O'Connor! - Joseph Pearce
Taking Time with Time
Joseph Pearce2025-03-25T00:51:16-05:00Are our lives soft sift in an hourglass? Is the sand of our lifetime slipping away? What should we do with the time we have? Take Some Time With Time - Joseph Pearce
Righteous Anger
Joseph Pearce2025-03-25T00:39:49-05:00Do the righteous have a right to be angry? Righteous Anger - Joseph Pearce
The Joke’s on “Woke”
Joseph Pearce2025-03-24T17:54:31-05:00Why advocates of "woke" are the greatest imposers of "white supremacist" Eurocentric ideas to the peoples of the world... The Joke's on "Woke" - Joseph Pearce
Hidden Anglo-Saxon Saints
Joseph Pearce2025-03-24T17:48:44-05:00Discovering some great saints from a forgotten century...
Art, Wonder and Wilde
Joseph Pearce2025-03-24T17:36:46-05:00A conversation with Joseph Pearce on goodness, truth, beauty and a controversial convert... Art, Wonder and Wilde - Joseph Pearce
March-April issue: Shakespeare: Not of an Age, But for All Time
Joseph Pearce2025-05-13T01:57:42-05:00Sample Content from Our Latest Issue Table of Contents Sample Article Villainy, Taught and Executed: Reflections on The Merchant of Venice It would be a mistake to think that literature exists only to give us simple morality lessons. It instead exists to display human experience. It manifests before us some human beings in human circumstances, faced [...]
Insulting Shakespeare
Joseph Pearce2025-03-22T16:43:41-05:00If people find the truth insulting, should the truth be silenced? Insulting Shakespeare - Joseph Pearce
Shakespeare Meets Saint Augustine
Joseph Pearce2025-03-27T02:17:35-05:00Discover how Shakespeare connects with Saint Augustine in one of his most famous plays... Portia and the City of God - Joseph Pearce