Haters of American Women are *Still* Losers
My recent article on Return of Kings, titled “Men Who Hate on American Women are Sore Losers” got quite the reaction from the commenters, with the comment section being bitterly […]
May 2018
The Ubiquity of Conquest (Manthropology)
Hey, guess what? It turns out white people did *not*, in fact, invent the concept of conquest. So in this day and age of immigration debates, a longstanding argument against […]
New on ROK: Debunking The Crack Myth
I sure love a historical debunking, don’t you? My new article on Return of Kings debunks the myth that harsher sentences on crack cocaine versus powder cocaine were devised […]
My Brown Skin by Hakim Kangsworth
Free verse is the drizzling shits, and yet I wrote a free verse poem (about the oddly specific topic of “jerking off over one’s skin color”) because I like torturing […]
Listen to me on Davis Aurini’s Livestream!
Yesterday I was invited to join, and subsequently engaged in quite the engrossing livestream with Davis Aurini and his regular sidekick Artistic Layman (with caller Tom Bombadil jumping in towards the end, […]
The Wisdom of Pulp Literature
If you’ll recall, a few weeks ago I wrote an article on how pulp fiction should be taught in schools as a method of getting young boys to read—and more […]
Gus Kaparos’ Green Cloud Kung Fu (Kung Fail)
Gus Kaparos is the owner and proprietor of the Green Cloud Kung Fu School in Patchogue, New York. He is also one of the worst public speakers I’ve ever seen […]
Men Who Hate American Women Are Losers
In my new article for Return of Kings, I discuss how the hysterical hatred of “Ameriskanks” in the manosphere, while it may have a few good points, is largely the […]
The Internet Is A Mighty Tool
(The featured image…man, this is probably the first time in 2 decades anyone has alluded to the phrase “information superhighway”. But I digress) The modern world sure sucks, doesn’t it? […]
Bridging for the Total Novice
Ah, a video adaptation of my very first Return of Kings article: the bridge! An exercise new readers have likely never done before, but you really ought to start doing. […]