Check out this list featuring some of the year’s most popular and thoughtful contributions to Liberty Island.

1. Red Sunset: How Movies, Punk Rock and Cosmic Girl Helped Me Win the Cold War by Mark Judge

 

2, 3, and 4. What You Believe Can Kill You… Or at Least, Kill Your Soul…, Faith In Our Fathers and Paging Jordan Peterson, Your Two-Minute Hate is Ready by Roy M. “Griff” Griffis

 

5 and 6. Is There a War on Boys in the Classroom? You Bet Your Treasure Island There Is! and Rites of Passage in Classical Literature for Boys, Part 3: Treasure Island by David Churchill Barrow

 

7 and 8. Did Star Wars Jump the Shark Or Was It Devoured by Parasites? and The Ethics of Sex Bots by Tamara Wilhite

 

9. The Incredibles 2: How To Waste A Good Premise by Oren Litwin

 

10 and 11. New Fiction: The Baton and New Fiction: All That Once Was Good by Tom Cosentino

 

12, 13, 14, 15, and 16. The New Adventures of Justin T. Fairchild, Social Justice Warrior: Episode 1, The Secret Society by Curtis Edmonds, also Check out:

— Episode 2: The Play Date

— Episode 3: The Russian Collusion

— Episode 4: The Pee Tape

— Episode 5: The Higher Loyalty

 

17. On Conservative Antiheroes by Scott Smith

 

18. New Fiction: Looking for Karen by Joseph McGrail

 

19, 20, and 21. Reading Klavan In Canada, What Avengers: Infinity War Can Teach Us About Winning The Culture War, and Banished From The Promised Land: A Tale of Two Canadian Anti-Heroes by Josh Lieblein

 

22. New Fiction: Free Gershwin! by Mike Baron

 

23. Why Child Sacrifice Is Easy to Imagine by Audie Cockings

 

24, 25, and 26. New Science Fiction: Why Me?, 1987, New Fiction: Dos & Hem in Spain’s Civil War, Part 1, Frankenstein, Politician by David Walls-Kaufman

 

27, 28, and 29. Building an Audience While Writing Politically Charged Fiction, Scene & Sequel: Thickening the Plot, and Writing Stealthcon 101: Plots That Don’t Preach by Jamie K. Wilson

 

30 and 31. Just What is Conservative Theatre Anyway? and Don’t Call Us; We’ll Have Sex with You by Robert Cooperman

 

32. New Fiction: The First in the Darkness by Magnus O’Mallon

 

33 and 34. An EMP Attack: Worse Than the Zombie Apocalypse, From the Big Bang to Sinatra’s ‘Night and Day’ by Fred Tribuzzo

 

35. The Caliber of Her Father’s Regard by Ken Lizzi

 

36. Frankenstein’s Monster, Mr. Hyde, and the Horrors of Science by Shant Eghian

 

37, 38, and 39. The Blessed Mother’s Odyssey Through Science Fiction and Fantasy, Part 1, Comparing Mary with Characters in Star Trek and Star Wars, and Comparing Mary with Fantasy Characters by Alec Ott

 

40 and 41. The Greatest Conservative Films: Jackie Brown (1997), The Greatest Conservative Films: Hail, Caesar! (2016) by Eric M. Blake

 

42 and 43. New Poetry: The End of the Workday and New Poetry: Daydreaming by Jon Bishop

 

44. Easter Thoughts and of Freedom Dying by Michael Finch

 

45. New Fiction: The Gift by Henry Vogel

 

46. New Fiction: Ishka’s Garden by Bokerah Brumley

 

47, 48, 49, and 50. After 500 Years Rediscover the Meaning of Martin Luther Through Mad Jones, Heretic, 10 Badass Heavy Metal & Alternative Tracks to Fuel Your Wicked Writing, A 25 Song Playlist to Energize Your Writing, and Choose Life: On Roseanne’s Racism, Samatha Bee’s Vulgarity, and Trainspotting’s Truth by David M. Swindle