January 9, 2026

The Rise of Ultra-Processed Food Fear

Fear can spread faster than facts, especially when it comes to nutrition. Over the past decade, the idea that ultra-processed foods are the root cause of modern health problems has evolved from a niche theory

Why “Nova Albion and the Treasure of Sir Francis Drake” Will Take You on a Wild Ride

Are you bored with the same old biographies and stories filled with dates and dust? Do you want a story that combines historical intrigue with the fun of shocking surprises? Then look no further and

How Keepers of the Shield Sets the Foundation for an Expanding War Against Darkness

A quiet beginning can hide the greatest threats. In Keepers of the Shield by Sandy Kelly, the story does not open with armies clashing or worlds collapsing. Instead, it begins with subtle signs that something

What McAllister and Tanner Represent in From Cadets to Captains by Tom O’Connor

In From Cadets to Captains from the series Steel and Honor by Tom O’Connor, Nathaniel McAllister and James Tanner stand as more than fictional officers. They represent an entire generation of American soldiers shaped by

What Lies Beyond Earth’s Edge

Have you ever looked up at the night sky and been fascinated by it? Perhaps you have wondered about the stars, galaxies, and other mysteries of the cosmos that have been there long before humanity

Mercedes Kelly Preserving Culinary Heritage One Recipe at a Time

Some cookbooks teach you how to cook. Others quietly show you why food matters. From the first pages, Happiness In A Hand Pie: The Pasty Cookbook by Mercedes Kelly makes it clear that this book

Jeannette Roughton’s Role in Preserving Ballet History

Jeannette Roughton was neither a dancer, choreographer, nor artistic director. However, her contribution to ballet history is both lasting and essential. At a time when much of the performing arts was preserved through memory rather