Lives of the Saints
A jaundiced look at the meaning of sainthood in the modern world, from Christopher Columbus to Adolph Hitler, from family psychodynamics to globe-encircling hierarchies of power and domination.
Written by Fifth Estate contributing writer, Alan Franklin, whose guitar is heard with the anarcho ska-punk band, the Layabouts. Over the years he has been a frequent contributor to both The Fifth Estate and The Daily Barbarian.
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