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"Here we are, just as we ought to be--here we are, the people, here we are the spirit of dedication, here we are the way politics ought to be in America, the politics of happiness, politics of purpose, politics of joy; and thats the way its going to be, all the way, too, from here on out."

I’m not sure, Gentle Reader if you’ll read these words.

The Regency romance continues, this time putting the spotlight on Colin Bridgerton and Penelope Featherington.

Heres a safety tip for Gentle Reader, straight from The Doors: Keep your eyes on the road and yo hands upon the whee-ole.

“Something there is that doesn’t love a wall…” This passage is the opening to Robert Frost’s poem, This passage is the opening to Robert Frost’s poem, Mending Wall. The most famous, oft-quoted part of that poem is, “…good fences make good neighbors.” This particular poem and the tension between the protagonist — who doesn’t want…

Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story may not have intended to teach viewers about the astrological archetype of Venus. But it did.

The new Bridgerton is a work of fiction, but four characters are based on real-life royals. Here, see how the historical royals compare to their Netflix depictions.

Polly Putnam, the historical advisor on Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, discusses the real history behind the show...

The new Bridgerton prequel, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, explains how and why the Queen became the powerful ruler of the Regency era.

By John F. Di Leo Most of her fans – and probably her detractors as well – know Ayn Rand primarily through her four great novels.  She also wrote essays, philosophy books, screenplays, and Broadway dramas… but we remember her for her novels. We fear that the dystopian world of Anthem will come true