Sinners and Strivers

Ever since I read The New Prophets of Capital by Nicole Aschof f (one of the first socialist texts I've ever read, the journey into a fu...

 A Review of Sweet Thursday by John Steinbeck Back in college, I had a book of writing tips from renowned crime writer Elmore Leonard. It fe...

 A review of The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanly Robinson Climate change and environmental degradation have always been important issu...

"There is no such thing as ethical consumption" is a phrase you'll hear often particularly as a response to people trying to a...

While I am not a lifelong activist I’ve probably been around protests more than an average person. I have led protests and attended as a par...

  Matt Yglesias is often at the forefront of discourse as it's put forward by pundits. He is somewhat respected as a liberal contrarian ...

  I recently listened to Dune on audiobook after being thoroughly impressed by the movie. The action/thriller sci-fi novel depicts a sort o...