Substack

Other Writing

2025. "Reflections on Alasdair Macintyre." Front Porch Republic. 

2025. "Biotechnology Against Privacy." Comment, Spring 2025 print issue. 

2025. "George Grant's Abiding Relevance." The European Conservative, Spring 2025 print issue. 

2025. "Why I Hate Substack." Spectator World. 

2025. Reflecting on the AI Crisis in Higher Education. Fusion

2024. Election Reflection Forum Part III. Current 

2024. "Not So Dead After All:  A Defense of Dead Poets Society." Current

2024. "Devices and Desires: A review of Jonathan Haidt's The Anxious Generation." Comment

2024. "Liberalism in its Complexity." - The University Bookman

2024. "And It Was Good: A Review of Marilynne Robinson's Reading Genesis." - Plough

2023. "Ridley Scott vs. Napoleon." - Current 

2023. "The Institutes of the Christian Religion and Calvin’s Lasting Reforms." - Liberty Fund's "Online Library of Liberty Reading Room."

2023. "Francis Bacon's 'The Advancement of Learning.'" - Liberty Fund's "Online Library of Liberty Reading Room."

2023. "Rousseau’s Discourse on the Arts and Sciences." - Liberty Fund's "Online Library of Liberty Reading Room."

2023. "Cormac McCarthy's Historical Literary Influences." The University Bookman.

2023. "Walking the Tightrope:  A Review of Why Not Moderation?" - Front Porch Republic

2023. "Private Tyrants, Public Remedies: A Review of Tyranny, Inc." - Front Porch Republic

2023. "In Defense of Voracious Reading." - Law & Liberty

2023. "John Stuart Mill on Genius and AI Tools." - Liberty Fund's "Online Library of Liberty Reading Room."

2023. "Seeing Beauty in Utility With Adam Smith" - Liberty Fund's "Adam Smith Works"

2023. "In Defense of Libraries." - London Lyceum

2023. "As Likely to End the World as to Save It: Knowledge and Science in Cormac McCarthy" - The University Bookman

2022. "Adam Smith, Technology, and Liberty" - The Beacon

2021.  "The Mayweather-Paul Boxing Spectacle Monetizes Our Vices" - The American Conservative

2018. "Kurt Vonnegut and the Terrible Disease of Loneliness" - The Intercollegiate Review

2018. "Three Billboards, Flannery O'Connor, and Hope" - Transpositions