Caroline Furlong

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The Everyman is Expanding!

Here now are The Everyman's future plans for growth and expansion! (Allegedly)

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Merry Christmastide- Perhaps Not So Merry but Still Very Bright!

Tonight we celebrate the birth of our Lord, and while our circumstances may not be as "merry" as we would want the to be, we shouldn't forget that despite all the darkness, our Lord's birth is the great light to the world. What "child is this?" This is CHRIST THE LORD!

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A Taste of Armageddon- The Surprising Anti-Abortion Message in one Star Trek Episode

The Star Trek series has always been known for using science fiction to wrestle with contemporary issues. In one particular episode, they tackled what has become one of our nation's most contentious issue- abortion.

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Great Fiction Strikes Back- The Superversive Movement and The Pulp Revolution.

While it sometimes seems that every movie made or every book published has succumbed to the "woke", there are in fact many authors out there that are pushing back by writing new and exciting stories in a more traditional and elevated style.

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Nothing to Fear but Fear Itself- Lessons in Courage from Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress

The notion that it is fear itself that is the real danger in crisis situations may seem cliché, but it is an enduring truth of human nature. Mastering one's fears will either fortify one's courage or enable cowardice in others.

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What Westerns tell Us About Americans, Then and Now.

The American Western genre is our nation's own mythos that was and remains emblematic of an American character that stands as a warning to tyrants both within and without the country. They tell us as much about ourselves today as they did when they were first written.

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The Borg, Communism, and Voyager

The Borg are one of the more original and intriguing life forms in the Star Trek universe. Because of their collective or "Hive" mentality, comparing how the different Star Trek series have dealt with them offers some insight into the pitfalls of Communism and Socialism.

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The Feminism of Andre Alice Norton

Although written during the tumultuous social and cultural upheavals of the 1960's, Andre Alice Norton's Witch World Series managed to run counter to the counter-culture by showing how the sexes could successfully complement, rather than conflict, with one another.

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Classical DC vs. Medieval Marvel

The DC and Marvel universes work off different ideas of power and heroism, which has come to define them, particularly in recent movie adaptations.

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The Everyman is Expanding!

Here now are The Everyman's future plans for growth and expansion! (Allegedly)

Merry Christmastide- Perhaps Not So Merry but Still Very Bright!

Tonight we celebrate the birth of our Lord, and while our circumstances may not be as "merry" as we would want the to be, we shouldn't forget that despite all the darkness, our Lord's birth is the great light to the world. What "child is this?" This is CHRIST THE LORD!

A Taste of Armageddon- The Surprising Anti-Abortion Message in one Star Trek Episode

The Star Trek series has always been known for using science fiction to wrestle with contemporary issues. In one particular episode, they tackled what has become one of our nation's most contentious issue- abortion.

Great Fiction Strikes Back- The Superversive Movement and The Pulp Revolution.

While it sometimes seems that every movie made or every book published has succumbed to the "woke", there are in fact many authors out there that are pushing back by writing new and exciting stories in a more traditional and elevated style.

Nothing to Fear but Fear Itself- Lessons in Courage from Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress

The notion that it is fear itself that is the real danger in crisis situations may seem cliché, but it is an enduring truth of human nature. Mastering one's fears will either fortify one's courage or enable cowardice in others.

What Westerns tell Us About Americans, Then and Now.

The American Western genre is our nation's own mythos that was and remains emblematic of an American character that stands as a warning to tyrants both within and without the country. They tell us as much about ourselves today as they did when they were first written.

The Borg, Communism, and Voyager

The Borg are one of the more original and intriguing life forms in the Star Trek universe. Because of their collective or "Hive" mentality, comparing how the different Star Trek series have dealt with them offers some insight into the pitfalls of Communism and Socialism.

The Feminism of Andre Alice Norton

Although written during the tumultuous social and cultural upheavals of the 1960's, Andre Alice Norton's Witch World Series managed to run counter to the counter-culture by showing how the sexes could successfully complement, rather than conflict, with one another.

Classical DC vs. Medieval Marvel

The DC and Marvel universes work off different ideas of power and heroism, which has come to define them, particularly in recent movie adaptations.

The Coming Summer of Rage and Shortages

My First Small Steps to Stop Whining and Start Winning

Real Men Kill Bugs, or Why I love Heinlein's Starship Troopers