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Lars BeckerMarshall McLuhan died in 1980, which means he never saw a smartphone, never scrolled a feed, never talked to a chatbot. And yet his central idea has never been more relevant or more urgently ignored than it is right now.
How a small Slavic people's folklore became one of European literature's most enduring moral fables
Nadja BeckerEnglish author Ken Follett's latest historical novel, published in 2025, transports readers approximately 2,500 years into the past to explore the lives of Neolithic people. We know remarkably litt
Erich von Däniken, the Swiss author whose sensational theories about ancient astronauts visiting Earth made him one of the world's most commercially successful and scientifically contentious writers,
The traditional publishing gatekeepers, the literary agents, the Big Five publishers, the months long submission processes, no longer hold exclusive dominion over who gets to call themselves a publish
Ben Shapiro's Daily Wire has announced that Matt Fradd and his popular Catholic podcast "Pints with Aquinas" will be joining the platform in 2026."We're pumped to have @mattfradd & Pints With Aquinas
