Category: Opinion

  • As we approach our one year anniversary, we’ve decided to take things to the next level. Initially, we began the journal as a bit of a side project, to gauge interest and see if we would even have enough content to maintain a small publication. As it turns out, there is interest and we do…

    Letter from the Editors
  • If we had seen the poet, first ordered to get up and take his place in a comic and indecent ballet, and then, seated and honoured with wine and spontaneously beginning his tragic lay at the inner prompting for a goddess, we should never again forget the distinction.

    More Than Mere Formality: A Treatment of Poetry and the Catholic Mass
  • It is no longer in vogue to romanticize about the West as one would have even ten or twenty years ago. “Cowboys and Indians” is no longer an accepted genre and is viewed as always hateful. This time period is mostly viewed as a brutal period of American expansion. Contemporary Western movies are often bleak.…

    Lessons from the Romantic West

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