Genny Harrison
Mostly Tolkien, sometimes other books and films. I write about Gandalf, Elrond, Éomer, Faramir and more, not as escape but as clarity. Middle-earth shows how power, collapse, and hope work, and why these stories still matter now.
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How Reality TV Trained America to Elect Spencer Pratt
On the morning of April 10, 2026, Spencer Pratt stood in front of a camera in Los Angeles and said that Lauren Conrad would vote for him for mayor if she lived in the city and her children had to walk over “fentanyl zombies” and human poop...
The Democrats Have an Oligarchy Problem Too
The thing about Tom Steyer is that he keeps telling on himself, and the Democratic Party keeps deciding not to hear it.
He is running for governor of California right now on what he calls a “class traitor” platform. He is the billionaire w...
How the Federal Reserve Became Independent From Presidents
The Federal Reserve Act was signed in December 1913. The statute does not contain the word “independence.” It never has. What people call Fed independence is something else, something the statute alludes to but does not guarantee. It is a c...
Why Adhemar Was the Real Product of Medieval Chivalry in A Knight’s Tale
A Knight’s Tale came out twenty-five years ago this week, on May 11, 2001, and I have spent most of those twenty-five years not liking Count Adhemar very much, the way the film clearly wants me to feel about him, and lately I have started t...
The Four Weeks in 1789 That Decided Whether America Would Have a President or a King
What do you call a man you have just invented. The Senate of 1789 spent almost a month on this question, and the men arguing it understood, in a way that has not been matched in American politics since, that they were not arguing about etiq...
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