What If We Aren't Living in the End Times? | The American Conservative
What if the last thing people want to hear is the horrible news: our lives, our era, just aren’t very remarkable?
Charlie Nash
Journalist, author, commentator
About
Charlie Nash is a journalist, author, and commentator from the United Kingdom.
He is a reporter for Mediaite and has written for the Spectator, CounterPunch, the American Conservative, and Front Porch Republic, among other publications.
His book BUGEYED was published in August 2019.
Greatest Hits
‘What I like about coronavirus’ - an interview with Slavoj Žižek | Spectator USA
As I thanked Žižek for his time, he stresses, ‘Don’t expect too much. It’s not the virus, but…how do I put this, I have a lot of symptoms of the virus, but hopefully not the virus.’
Fore-Deck as Front Porch | Front Porch Republic
The life of the narrowboater is a life in favor of beauty.
'Joker': An Absurd Masterpiece That Fell Victim to Misinterpretations From the Left and Right | Mediaite
All sides of the political aisle have been eager to put a label on the film, but Joker inconveniently sidesteps attempts at easy categorization.
Coming clean: can porn be virtuous? | Spectator USA
The adult industry can’t distract from the fact it does far more harm than good.
Morrissey hasn’t turned right: our establishment has turned insane | Spectator USA
Did the former Smiths frontman ever stop being a provocateur?
Will Generation Z Introduce a Wizard Renaissance? | CounterPunch
If the theory that generations rebel against prior generations is correct, there will have to be some form of a Generation Z wizard revival.
Gaddafi, Existentialist | CounterPunch
Can Gaddafi be added to the long list of 20th and 21st century figures who were officially influenced by the existentialists?
Does WWE explain Donald Trump's rise to power? | Spectator USA
In May, WWE professional wrestler Kane, whose real name is Glenn Thomas Jacobs, won the Republican primary for mayor in Knox County, Tennessee.
