A commentary on contemporary culture, focusing on the tension between the viewpoints of G.K. Chesterton and Jean Baudrillard. Walton (retired president, Catholic University of America) builds his arguments in the margins of Harvard Professor Richard Pipes' claim that the US has recently acquired a "vociferous intelligentsia." Walton critiques this intelligentsia in all its forms, particularly deconstructionists, postmoderns, and gender feminists. Also covers the impact of this elite on law, business, and religion. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
... archons not only of academic disciplines but of public policies as well. Often their brashness and their brilliance leads judges and bureaucrats, legislators and presidents, clerics and journalists to become the archons' acolytes in a ...
... Acolytes, pledged an army of his best masons and Technomancers to help them in any way possible, but only after they ... Archons remained alive. The Acolytes, who once numbered in the thousands, were now down to one hundred and forty two ...
... Acolytes, known as the Archons, determined Nelrym to be of the latter. He was only 8-years old. With his family's blessing, he went to live with the Acolytes to begin his apprenticeship. His head was shaved, and he donned the black ...
Having been caught stealing back into the garden, Nod thought his days on this earth had come to an end.
Taking up where Archons: The Foundling left off, Hutch and Jasmine find their new daughter, Simmie, is eagerly sought after by the evil Gadiael, the Keepers long-hated enemies.
The highly anticipated sequel to A DEMON IN SILVER, HANGMAN'S GATE continues the epic saga of the War of the Archons After uniting the bandit clans, the Iron Tusk has swept into Shengen and taken control of the empire.
There is a hidden power outside the earth that dominates each one and makes us walk on a path that is death.
Ghassan Jabali is an aspiring novelist who has written various stories on fantasy, drama and science fiction. His first book, The Great Archons, was originally written when he was only 16 years old.
As its neighbours muster for war, the city state of Kantor clings desperately to neutrality. Suraan, the queen regent, is beset on all sides, her son Rahuul still too young...