Dinner with Dinosaurs
The New Atlantis
The right’s new love of technological progress isn’t a good enough answer to the left’s progressive ideology. What are they both missing?
The Myths of Meritocracy
The American Oxonian
What do Rhodes Scholars get wrong about meritocracy?
The Sisters on Light Row
Plough Quarterly
The friendship between contemplative nuns and the women on Death Row in Texas—and the paradoxes of freedom.
A World Lit up in Wonder
The Tablet
An Oxford conversion story.
The Samurai and the Cross
Word on Fire
The quest to make a documentary about a 16th-century samurai saint.
The Shadows Flee
The Lamp
What it’s like to be friends with a saint.
Midnight in Lviv
Lviv Now
Jazz and coffee with Ukraine’s American exiles.
Welcome to the Reading Party
Publication of the Canterbury Institute
The academic versus the intellectual life at Oxford—told through the eyes of America’s newest cohort of postgrad expats, the Barry Scholars.
Out of Shadows
The Catholic Herald
A night walk with saints.
The Outset Island Effect
With a Terrible Fate
The phenomenology of video game music. And a love letter to The Legend of Zelda.
The Fun of It
Ninety-Nines Magazine
Amelia Earhart lands at the US Capitol.
On Dentistry
Genealogies of Modernity
Tongues can lie about the nature of things. Can teeth?
Star Tours
Symposeum Magazine
Should tourists go to outer space?
The Cheeky Fix
Jericho WaWa
When something that’s not supposed to do something does it better than the thing that’s supposed to do it does it.
Proficiency Test
Air Facts
A father-daughter story about learning how to fly… when the alternator fails 6,000 feet above the desert floor.
The Christian Faith in Japan - Conversation with the Austin Institute (Spring 2026)
St J.H. Newman on Faith, Reason & Unity of Truth - Conversation with Professor David S. Ronderos (Fall 2024)
“Can Beauty Save the World?” Talk at St Patrick’s SoHo, London. (Apr 2024)
“Meet the Game Analysts." A conversation about philosophy and video games with the team of With a Terrible Fate.