Adventure Constant
For those of you who pre-ordered my latest written book, my eternal thanks. For those of you who have yet to order, today is the day you can one-click the digital version and start reading within moments. Here, let me help you with that:...
Do We Need God To Be Good
Castalia House recently released my latest audiobook, Do We Need God To Be Good? by C. R. Hallpike. This book provides more than a scientific and philosophical look at the religious underpinnings of effective morality, it also presents a case-by-case autopsy of the victims of secular moral systems. Hallpike...
The Mollison Method
Dorrinal interviewed the Mark Kern on yesterday’s edition of Game Night, part of the Geek Gab Multimedia Entertainment Conglomerate. The chat for all of their shows is worth the price of admission alone; the regular crew features faces familiar to those of you following the PulpRev social media circles,...
It’s Research, Not Gravedancing
My morning commute has slowly evolved into the Diversity and Comics Roadshow. For those not in the know, the nameless creator of this YouTube series talks comics. Usually, he reviews a single issue of a comic book, but he also produces episodes on various subjects, many of which revolve...
Two Paths Converged
Two paths will lead you to the heights of literary success, and neither of them are free of rocks, wrong turns, and pitfalls. One path is paved with hard work and dedication. Years of long hours, careful study, and constant effort are necessary to climb this path. ...
Unexpected Classical Music
Lately I’ve been enjoying a lot of saxophone quartet music while writing. Saxophone quartets are grossly underrated. String quartets get the headlines because in the small parlors of the 1700s, the lightweight and soft tones didn’t blast the audience seated just a few feet away, but I’m partial to the sound of...
New Release: Adventure Constant
Available for pre-order now at Amazon.com, Adventure Constant: A Tale of the Planetary Romantic. Clear your calendar for the August 1 release date, because you’re not going to want to put this one down until you hit the last page.Jack Dashing thought being a rocket test pilot was the...
Birds of a Feather
I’m really late to the party on this “Black Pigeon Speaks”. Now sure how, this cat is a bird after my own heart. We have the names and identities of the major anti-anti-fascists. That’s courage. There has yet to be a report of an anti-anti-fascist threatening the mother or...
Gingerbread Wolves: The Non-Spoilery Discussion
The Book of Lost Doors wraps up with one heck of a bang. Misha sticks the landing. The American judge gives him a 9.5! There’s not much to say about it that won’t detract from your own enjoyment of the series. Misha Burnett gives you the slowest of burns...
The Worms of Heaven
Misha Burnette’s “Book of Lost Doors” series has become my dessert reading. A large chunk of the reading that I do these days is dedicated towards a purpose. I’m beta-reading as many novels as possible. I read to help the Castalia House Blog readers find the good and avoid the...