In his inaugural post for Quibblers & Scribblers, James Killough explains how American culture is compromised by confusing fictionalizations. Can ideologically unaligned storytellers guide people toward distinguishing fact from fiction?...
James Killough's personal lexicon of Woke-related neologisms....
Whites are thought not to have an ethnicity as a part of their "White privilege." Killough breaks the omertà of his misunderstood Northeastern establishment roots to discuss the realities Anglo-American Yankee culture....
Ruben Östlund's 'Triangle of Sadness' is a stark, mocking rebuke for American pseudo-Marxists. Are they too righteous and "progressive" to listen?...
Killough explores why Democratic women are unsuitable presidential candidates. Will Americans follow Anglosphere nations and elect a Conservative like Nikki Haley?...
A selection of James Killough's prolific posts on Facebook, from the first week in September 2022. ...
A portrait by Athol Shmith from 1957 establishes a personal connection with Helmut Newton's "mysterious" years in Melbourne. ...
If Satan is a trickster, he's fooling everyone by hiding in plain sight, in every religion, spiritual and temporal, and in every social-justice platform that turns a blind eye in the name of not giving offense....
The final installment of the 'Fantastic Beasts' trilogy is a welcome evolution in the way gay men are portrayed in mass-market cinema. Sadly, there are other considerable problems....
A gay man crushes on some of "the most beautiful women in the world" in an era before sexual fluidity....