Cancel culture cited in tepid sales of Mark Halperin’s new book
“Cancel culture,” a neologism that has been gaining ever accelerating traction in the last two or three years, has been cited once again in completely nonsensical manner. The term, which… Read more »
New book argues that Englishwomen were writing literature as far back as the eighth century
For as long as these things have been tracked, it’s been believed that the first writing by an English woman dates to the later middle-ages. But as reported by Allison… Read more »
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