Fire on the Altar ~ The Imaginative Conservative
As one of the greatest bridges from the ancient world to the medieval, St. Augustine of Hippo’s…
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On Poe’s “Fall of the House of Usher” ~ The…
In “The Fall of the House of Usher,” Edgar Allan Poe takes the Gothic setting, with all its…
Teacher of God’s Transcendence ~ The Imaginative…
Saint John of the Cross restores, to a world which had nearly lost it, a sense of the transcendence…
Letters to the Editor – The Conservative Woman
PLEASE send your letters (as short as you like) to info@conservativewoman.co.uk and mark them…
From Darkness to Light ~ The Imaginative Conservative
It was after about eighteen months of perseverance that something quite dramatic happened. Not only…
C.S. Lewis Goes to Venus ~ The Imaginative Conservative
On the most profound level, “Perelandra” deals with the mystery of freedom itself. How can a person…
Putting a Face to the Name ~ The Imaginative…
To see someone’s face and to know his or her name is to have knowledge of the person. When God…
Letter of the day – The Conservative Woman
Dear Editor Now that Keir Starmer has taken his revenge on Eva Vlaardingerbroek by banning her from…
Auberon Waugh ~ The Imaginative Conservative
Great men shouldn’t have sons. This moral axiom is dubious, at best. It’s understandable why some…
Don Quixote and Imaginative Places ~ The Imaginative…
The one incident in Cervantes’s huge novel that has become American folklore is Don Quixote’s…
