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The Rabbit Hole: 2020 in Perspective – The Prose and the Poetry

The poets and prophets have already defined and defied the fears of this most corrupting year.

Mark Angelides

Dec 26, 2020

The Rabbit Hole: 2020 in Perspective – The Prose and the Poetry

The poets and prophets have already defined and defied the fears of this most corrupting year.

Dec 26, 2020

ByMark Angelides

Mark is Liberty Nation Editor-in-Chief after previously serving as Managing Editor for four years. Steeped in US Conservative policy and politics, he is the host of our flagship radio show airing across the country on the Radio America Network.

Mark Angelides

Dec 26, 2020

Writers of the past have already given us the insight and strength to understand 2020. There is nothing new under the sun, and all thoughts have been expressed before; we stand on the shoulders of our ancestors yet do not look to them as often as we should to unravel the torment of the modern world. You see, we may feel our time is one of uniqueness and unprecedented troubles, but the reality is a stark contrast. And as ever, the writers, the poets, and playwrights of the past have the words to express our contemporary circumstance in a way that contemporary artists appear unable.

All this and more on The Rabbit Hole: Politics and Prose, a LibertyNation.com production.

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