The Washington Commanders new logo and uniforms are long overdue. It’s one small step for Washington, but one giant leap for the NFL. Oh my God, they’re the Washington Redskins again! Sort of. In mid-April, the Washington Commanders unleashed a new logo and uniforms that made some culture warriors flip. While it’s a small step,…
The Harry Potter TV series recently got ratioed on YouTube. Fans are speaking their displeasure, so I gave them something they can look forward to. Don’t call me woke because I rolled with a strong female protagonist who shows up dudes in a co-ed sport. Yote Diamondback’s no men-hating girl boss. She plays second-fiddle to…
The most obnoxious neocon I’ve ever met is someone whose name I never learned. I just overheard them talking about wanting a war. I’ve lived my entire life in a right-wing conservative area. One where people act very Christian until they don’t. And that includes mass neoconservatism. Nine years ago, I sat in the gym’s…
You may have noticed an abrupt change in my tune since Trump’s War in Iran started, and I have no plans of shying away from it at The Rogue Scribe. When I first penned the Renegades Epic, I had one goal in mind: Use science fantasy and dystopian fiction to flip off the neoconservatives and their perpetual…
K.A. Riley wrote the dystopian science fiction Resistance Trilogy, an indie series that remains popular to this day. And it came with a key warning. I made a late-night trip to the gym on Tuesday night and Sean Hannity was on the air spewing the usual war propaganda. Because of course, he was. His boy…
Quinn Cozens is an unapologetic libertarian sportswriter who also writes hard-nosed critiques on the American Empire. Here is his take on Trump’s war with Iran. Quinn Cozens doesn’t wait for news anchors to tell him what the world means. He finds out the same way he finds out about everything else: by occasionally scrolling his…
Nothing is worse than behavioral scripting, and it’s one common denominator neocons share with commies. Ditto for a contingent of journalists. I bought a new Lenovo Thinkpad late last year and it’s an absolute P.O.S. I can’t even edit a Substack article unless I log onto Brave’s private browser first. The other day, I did…
I once read a post on X (back when I had X) that claimed, from education policy scholar David DeMatthews, “public schools are community cornerstones.” In a free society, anything can be a community cornerstone. Heck, even in communities with public schools, and mine has a few, the schools themselves aren’t always preferred cornerstones. In…
Do you want to claw your way out of the system? You can start by taking control of your life and quit letting others dictate it. We already have enough activists in the libertarian movement, so why would I join the ranks of an already-saturated niche? Plus, it’s not real resistance. I’m not a libertarian…
Indie creators have a massive advantage over their corporate-driven counterparts If they quit being metaphorical islands. If there’s one thing I learned from working in corporate media, it’s that the writer is the vessel for management’s narrative. That means so much of the work you’re seeing these days may or may not be from the writer’s viewpoint,…
In 2011, I worked my first real job and was a hardcore leftist Democratic socialist. Then I swallowed a bunch of red pills when I met a Catholic fiction author. I won’t claim to be Catholic. There’s a laundry list of things they do that I disagree with. Ditto for mainstream Christianity in and of…
Secrets and Demons Near the Junction is a dark short story of a girl who discovers her uncle is part of an elitist Elemental cult. I wrote Secrets and Demons Near the Junction not long after it became clear someone close to me was more interconnected through sports, business, and politics than I previously thought all the…