Author Archive: Sarah Hoyt

SIGH. I NEVER GOT TO BUMP OFF STALIN IN CLASS.  SOME STUDENTS HAVE ALL THE LUCK, AND BOGART THE TIME-MACHINES:  Overheard in the Halls: Part 11.

HOUSE REPAIRS CAN KILL:  Ladders are Evil.

KIM DU TOIT GETS BLUNT (AND YES, THIS IS YOUR ONE AND ONLY LANGUAGE WARNING IF THE TITLE ISN’T ENOUGH.):  F*cking Leftist Bullsh*t.

LEFTISM MUST STOP BEING THE DEFAULT POSITION: Easy Rhetoric is Easy.

IN THE EMAIL FROM J. M. ANJEWIERDEN:  Black Holiday (The Black Chronicles Book 2).

Morgan has finally made it, earning an officer’s slot on S.T.E.V.E., the ancient flagship of the Takiyama Merchant House. She’s survived so much to get here, and isn’t about to let lingering nightmares over those events stop her now. That said, even the toughest mechanics need down time. Grudgingly taking some shore leave, Morgan goes to visit the estate of her friend Emily, Baroness Novan. What she doesn’t know is that the first steps towards interstellar war have already been taken by the homeworld she escaped, and important leaders – including Emily – are targeted for Assassination.

IN THE EMAIL FROM CURTIS EDMONDS:  Snowflake’s Chance: The 2016 Campaign Diary of Justin T. Fairchild, Social Justice Warrior.

Justin Trudeau-Fairchild, a self-described “social justice warrior,” seeks to make America safe for kombucha-drinking vegetarian socialists. 

In Snowflake’s Chance, we follow the eager young activist as he navigates the corridors of power in Washington, D.C. and hustles votes in rural New Jersey. Along the way, he inserts himself into the funniest moments of the 2016 campaign, as he learns how to operate a power shredder, interrupts Hillary Clinton as she orders a Chipotle burrito, and gets mistaken for the Canadian prime minister.

A hilariously jaundiced account of the beliefs that animate progressive ideology today, Snowflake’s Chance depicts the inner workings of progressive politics and the silliest excesses of the politically-correct left.