It’s no surprise that Peter Boghossian and Andrew Doyle (aka Titania McGrath) are friends. They both promote free speech and confront illiberalism with a combination of seriousness and irreverence. Doyle’s latest book certainly falls on the serious side. In
Thank you so much for the work you and Andrew Doyle are doing. It helps me feel more sane as I continue to question common narratives. As a college professor, I am scared to express my concerns, and it's not just because I might lose my job. I will also lose friends. But worst of all, people who I respect will think I am a "bad" person. This hurts me so much, and so I continue to live in fear.
I get the Salem Witch hunt but I think the Inquisition is even more appropriate. Science denounced, forced conversions, political maneuvering using the faith (insert 'scientism'), etc. and it caused upheaval worldwide. Will read myself - if only to demonstrate to myself that I am not the crazy one - and recommend to others.
These witch trials are right now. We see in the refusal of the Left MSM to admit they overstepped in their accusations after the Colorado shootings and low key coverage of subsequent shootings right after. (Walmart and a shooting in a bus of college football players, all 3 because of lack of gun laws)
Is it true that some kind of cannibal-themed film is now out in theaters? What will Holli-weird come up with next?
Ute Heggen, author, In the Curated Woods, True Tales from a Grass Widow (iuniverse, 2022)
Andrew Doyle says the woke support authoritarianism and state control. Their movement is very Orwellian. To see where all this leads, I suggest reading "1984" and "Animal Farm" by George Orwell. I have featured reviews of both of these books in the most recent issues of my "2026" Substack at 2026.substack.com.
For those interested in the elitist posturing and lecturing about language use that comes out of the usual organs (in this case the Washington Post), readers here might also be interested in a recent article at The TransAtlantic that addresses the political of place-name pronunciation in Ukraine - "Kiev" to "Kyiv": The Word-War's Western Front.
The article builds on an extract from The New Puritans published by Doyle in Quillette.
Thank you so much for the work you and Andrew Doyle are doing. It helps me feel more sane as I continue to question common narratives. As a college professor, I am scared to express my concerns, and it's not just because I might lose my job. I will also lose friends. But worst of all, people who I respect will think I am a "bad" person. This hurts me so much, and so I continue to live in fear.
Brilliant discussion. It's one of the best books about the movement we're currently witnessing.
Thank you. Will download right now.
Interesting. I’ll add to my Kindle list
I get the Salem Witch hunt but I think the Inquisition is even more appropriate. Science denounced, forced conversions, political maneuvering using the faith (insert 'scientism'), etc. and it caused upheaval worldwide. Will read myself - if only to demonstrate to myself that I am not the crazy one - and recommend to others.
These witch trials are right now. We see in the refusal of the Left MSM to admit they overstepped in their accusations after the Colorado shootings and low key coverage of subsequent shootings right after. (Walmart and a shooting in a bus of college football players, all 3 because of lack of gun laws)
Is it true that some kind of cannibal-themed film is now out in theaters? What will Holli-weird come up with next?
Ute Heggen, author, In the Curated Woods, True Tales from a Grass Widow (iuniverse, 2022)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbVA1TCIXb8
Andrew Doyle says the woke support authoritarianism and state control. Their movement is very Orwellian. To see where all this leads, I suggest reading "1984" and "Animal Farm" by George Orwell. I have featured reviews of both of these books in the most recent issues of my "2026" Substack at 2026.substack.com.
For those interested in the elitist posturing and lecturing about language use that comes out of the usual organs (in this case the Washington Post), readers here might also be interested in a recent article at The TransAtlantic that addresses the political of place-name pronunciation in Ukraine - "Kiev" to "Kyiv": The Word-War's Western Front.
The article builds on an extract from The New Puritans published by Doyle in Quillette.
https://thetransatlantic.substack.com/p/kiev-to-kyiv-the-word-wars-western