Category Archives: Vox Day

Confusing history with literature.

Posted on November 20, 2019 by Dalrock

One of Vox Day’s readers argued: As Dalrock has explained, all that cultural bomb-throwers have to do is to borrow from the Satanic inversion that is chivalry, that puts women in the place of Jesus. Vox objected, responding: That’s not … Continue reading →

Posted in Chivalry, Courtly Love, Vox Day | 236 Comments

Chivalry is the word that expresses that ideal.

Posted on October 25, 2019 by Dalrock

One of the frequent criticisms I’ve received with my writing on chivalry is that I’m using the term incorrectly. The argument is that chivalry is merely a code of martial honor, and that the ideals of reverence of women, idolization … Continue reading →

Posted in Chivalry, Courtly Love, Vox Day | 47 Comments

Amazon deplatforms Castalia House from Kindle.

Posted on January 31, 2019 by Dalrock

Update:  Amazon has reinstated Castalia House ebooks. Thank you all for your support. This is not a fight we wanted or sought, and we’re pleased to be able to put it behind us. I’ll be discussing the matter on the Darkstream. … Continue reading →

Posted in Social Justice Warriors, Vox Day | 31 Comments

Tucker Carlson’s dangerous wedge.

Posted on January 9, 2019 by Dalrock

Last week Tucker Carlson broke a carefully guarded conservative taboo and called out our elites for their role in destroying american families.  Much of the reaction has been a predictable demand to stop holding our elites accountable and get back … Continue reading →

Posted in Denial, Fatherhood, Jim Geraghty, National Review, The Atlantic, Traditional Conservatives, Tucker Carlson, Turning a blind eye, Vox Day, W. Bradford Wilcox, Weak men screwing feminism up | 210 Comments

A Crypto Fashion T Shirt suggestion.

Posted on November 23, 2018 by Dalrock

Vox Day’s Crypto Fashion is having a sale this weekend: Crypto.Fashion is having a post-Thanksgiving sale this weekend. Everything, including Arkhaven and Dark Lord Designs, is 15-20 percent off. Vox and I aren’t known for sharing common tastes in T shirts, … Continue reading →

Posted in Vox Day | 20 Comments