Following the untimely death of his father, young, aspiring novelist Oliver must abandon his own ambitions and drop out of university in order to raise his younger brother. Faced with financial difficulties, the prospect of a first true love and the return of his estranged mother, will Oliver finally be able to overcome his dark past and do right by the few people in his life that he truly cares for?

In Western Civilization, the arts embody the eternal battle between good and evil, and through understanding the arts, we can address the political issues that plague us. Far from being museum pieces, simple recreation, or tales and artifacts from the past, the arts should be seen at the wellspring of our politics, and in particular in public policy debates. They are actually the reason we have public and foreign policy in the first place. In an age that prizes specialization, it's a mistake to think of public/foreign policy as a discipline onto itself. The Fiery Angel is a historical...