Wed Dec 06, 2006

Women and Aggression: An Interview with Patricia Pearson

Patricia Pearson is a writer who seems to have a plethora of interests. A great deal of information concerning her can be found at her website which is called Pearson’s Post. She has won numerous awards and is a regular contributor to The USA Today, and Canada’s National Post. Her work has also appeared in Spy, Chatelaine, the New York Times, the Times of London, New York Observer, Redbook, the Guardian, Nerve, Shift, and Saturday Night. Mrs. Pearson has written several books such as Believe Me, When She Was Bad: Violent Women and the Myth of Innocence, and Life on a French Poster. At present, she lives with her family in Toronto, Canada.

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Posted by: Bernard on Dec 06, 06 | Profile

Thu Nov 30, 2006

The Constant Conservative: An Interview with James Antle

I first became familiar with W. James “Jim” Antle III in 2003 when I began submitting to enterstageright.com - a website where he was, and is, the Senior Editor. Until very recently, he was also Senior Writer for The American Conservative, but he left that position to take up work with The American Spectator. As a writer, Mr. Antle’s style is professional and objective, but he is never afraid to draw upon personal experiences as a way in which to support his conclusions. He also is extremely dedicated, and seems to work while the rest of us sleep. He has been published at practically all of the major conservative venues such as National Review Online, FrontPage Magazine.com, The American Conservative, Human Events, The American Spectator, Reason, the Washington Examiner, Tech Central Station, and a multitude of smaller online publications.

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Posted by: Bernard on Nov 30, 06 | Profile