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The 1990's animated series is no campy cartoon---it brings something radical and profound to a long beloved hero.
Today's socialists see themselves as the diametric opposite of the fascists they seek to fight. Historically that's not true.
She might not have read T.S. Eliot, but they both implicitly knew there is reality in unreality.
The founder of post-war conservatism was also fascinated by evil and could spin a spooky tale.
The illustrator and writer is a master at modern myth, centering around the hero and anti-hero, good and evil, beauty and chaos.
The last of the brave thinkers and authors in this tradition are long gone. Can anyone replace them?
He understood what is the center of all thought, all history, all grace, all goodness, and all purpose.
The 'Fahrenheit 451' author despised conformity and the censorship of soft despotism, and found political correctness repulsive.
