Tag: book review
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Book Review: Bechard’s White, a Travelogue and Self-Abnegation
People being triggered by being asked where they’re from is a motif of White
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Has the Manosphere “Appropriated” The Classics: Not All Dead White Men
Granted, the Red Pill community holds some rather extreme views on gender
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Stephanie Land’s Maid: What Constitutes Abuse?
The memoir and the Netflix series seek to make different points
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J.M .Coetzee’s ‘Disgrace’: A South African Antihero
Most his former colleagues pretend not to know him and turn their backs
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The Rise and Fall of Ava Arcana: A Me–Too Wish-Fulfillment Novel
Like many books or films which endeavor to strike a feminist tone, the novel at times feels anti-male
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James Joyce’s “Eveline”: A Heart-Wrenching Decision
James Joyce’s short story “Eveline” explores a heart-wrenching decision a young Dubliner must make
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Mike Tyson’s Loss To Buster Douglas, According to His Autobiography
Tyson found new purpose after the Douglas upset
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Undisputed Truth: Mike Tyson’s Break With Kevin Rooney
Parting with Kevin Rooney was surely an unwise decision by Tyson
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Walls: The History Of Civilization In Blood And Brick, Book Review
There’s been a lot of bad public relations with regards to walls