Four writers of anti-woke novels discuss their influences in literary fiction; woke biases in the publishing industry; experiences with book agents and publishers; advertising in a woke-controlled marketplace; advice for aspiring anti-woke authors; and the future of the anti-woke fiction genre. Review of Fifty Shades of Woke: https://amgreatness.com/2022/03/19/the-purgatory-between-doctorate-and-professorship/ Review of Lethe: https://amgreatness.com/2021/10/05/the-political-

Crisis Magazine: "In the midst of the madness caused by Gulliver’s gullibility, Swift dexterously slips in the presence of sanity in the character of Don Pedro, who rescues Gulliver and brings him home to England for the final time. Don Pedro, a Catholic Christian, serves as the representative of a real human person and, therefore, as the antidote to the extremes of the Hobbesian and Cartesian understanding of man which had so confused Gulliver. #JosephPearce #CrisisMagazine

Crisis Magazine: "Chesterton concluded his poem ["Lepanto"] with these lines as a way of showing that the victory was crucial to the survival of Christendom and its cultural fruits, epitomized and symbolized by Cervantes’ classic novel, Don Quixote, about 'a lean and foolish knight [who] forever rides in vain.'..." #CrisisMagazine #Crisis #Cervantes #Spain #Lepanto #Chesterton #DonQuixote #Literature #Interesting #JosephPearce #Christendom #Christianity