Helter Skelter by Vincent Bugliosi (and other Manson resources)

I’ve heard it said that these crimes were a freakish occurrence that could never happen again. I am not so sure. The Manson Murders embody revolutionary and utopian obsessions past and present.

Unlocking Your Destiny: Understanding Your Numerology Chart Through Your Name

In this article, we’ll dive into the profound connection between numerology and your name, leading you to discover aspects of your destiny you may have never considered.

Dog Soldiers by Robert Stone

In any case, the plot concerns three young adults who embroil themselves in a predicament of extreme danger. John Converse is an American journalist who has been covering the Vietnam conflict.

Streamlining User Experience with No Account Gaming Platforms

No-account gaming platforms are flipping the script on traditional online gambling by removing one of the biggest hurdles to entry: the signup process.

The Habit of Being: Letters of Flannery O’Connor

Published in 1979, The Habit of Being begins where O’Connor’s writing career began (she was in her early twenties at the time); it ends with a brief letter to a friend written just days before the author died at the age of thirty-nine.

Typhoon by Joseph Conrad

Published in 1903, the short novel concerns the captain and crew of a steamship traveling through the China Sea when a typhoon strikes. The narrative’s focus is on the awesome and terrifying force of this storm, and the manner in which the characters deal with it.

No Reason for Murder by Ayako Sono

The Japanese title of this 1990 novel is Tenjo no Ao, which means “heavenly blue.” The American translator, Edward Putzar, opted for No Reason for Murder—which sounds like a hardboiled detective novel. Not that I’m complaining; after all, it’s the English title that initially caught my attention. I doubt that I would have given a second glance at a book called Heavenly Blue. Plus, the author herself did not object (per the translator).

The Plays and Screenplays of Horton Foote

Thankfully Tender Mercies received the recognition it deserved. The writer, Horton Foote, won the Academy Award that year for best original screenplay (and Duvall won for best actor). 

The Anti-Communist Manifestos by John V. Fleming

Fleming’s book itself, which was published in 2009, is an admirable work. He handles the subject matter with keen wit, intelligence, and moral common sense. Few histories provide a more fascinating description of the main antagonisms of the Cold War.

What is Evil

The Hypocrisy of the Religious By Florida Night Train Halloween, is here. Believe it or not, those who celebrate it will likely be judged quite severely...