The Laws of Power and the Power of Lawyers (Or Why Napoleon May Have Made A Fine Waiter) By Groucho Marx (Deceased. Cigar still smouldering) Julius “Groucho” Marx, vaudevillian icon reviews Robert Greene’s handbook for the power-hungry. I’ve just finished reading The […]
Ah, Atlas Shrugged. Or as I prefer to call it, The Gospel According to Mammon. A 1,200-page love letter to self-interest, written with all the subtlety of a cannon in a cathedral. Where to begin? Imagine if a Greek myth, a Victorian […]
Filed under: Canadian Calvinism, Stoic Paternalism, Crustacean Theology It is a curious thing to observe, from the other side of mortality, that men still reach for order in times of confusion and yet insist on finding it in the most long-winded places […]
Book Review: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon HillReviewed by Andrew CarnegieIndustrialist, Philanthropist, Builder of Libraries, and Surprised Co-Star in a Self-Help Fantasy Novel When the editors at The Posthumous Review sent me Think and Grow Rich, they warned me I featured […]
Reviewed by Karl Marx, Revolutionary Theorist, Financial Book Reviewer (Apparently), and Reluctant Enthusiast of Morgan Housel I was not consulted before being resurrected as a personal finance influencer. One moment, I’m in eternal dialectical slumber; the next, I’m on Goodreads, thumbing through […]
By Matthew Hopkins, Witchfinder General (retired in death, not in duty) Upon opening this so-called children’s tale, I was at first hopeful. A narrative so unabashed in its declaration that the boy, Harry Potter, is a wizard is either a bold confession […]
Reviewed By Genghis Khan, Lord of the Sky, Conqueror of Kingdoms, Destroyer of Excuses, Reluctant Goodreads Contributor, Protector of the Silk Road Introduction The 48 Laws of Power is a bold title. And the authors efforts are respectable. It’s a heavy book […]
Book: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s StoneReviewer: Genghis Khan, Great Khan of the Mongols, Lord of All the Lands Between the Rivers ⚔️ “A boy with a scar learns to wield magic. I’ve seen this tale before—though in my time, the magic […]
