Shakespeare and the Monstrous Critics
Joseph Pearce2026-02-27T22:00:13+00:00Understanding how critical misreadings critically injure the truth of Shakespeare's plays...
Understanding how critical misreadings critically injure the truth of Shakespeare's plays...
Celebrating the literary legacy of Maurice Baring and Monsignor Ronald Knox... Audio File
Ladydale Diary Saint Gregory Narek, 2026 Returning to Denver for the second time this year, I give talks to seminarians on Tolkien and a talk to homeschooling families on Shakespeare... Audio File
Following the death of Paul Thigpen, the great convert and theologian who wrote around fifty books, we celebrate his legacy with a reading of his prophetic poem, The Burden, his "warning of things to come"...
How close was C. S. Lewis to becoming a Catholic?
Recommending a great but little-known novel for Lenten reading... https://theimaginativeconservative.org/2026/02/lenten-initiation-joseph-pearce.html
Why is The Lord of the Rings an epic, not a novel, and did Peter Jackson succeed in turning the epic into a film? https://crisismagazine.com/podcast/the-epic-lord-of-the-rings-guest-joseph-pearce
The son of the Archbishop of Canterbury who became a Catholic priest and one of the great novelists of the last century... Audio File
What Chesterton saw in America a century ago and what we see today...
Ladydale Diary Friday after Ash Wednesday, 2026 A flight to Kansas to attend the Prairie Troubadours conference... Audio File