In an America running on algorithms, outrage, and half-truths, ex-journalist Moses Shea is down on his luck. Blacklisted in New York, dumped by the only woman he ever loved, he has one skill that might save him--he's a wizard at languages. His last chance comes through his old Harvard pal Nick Carty, whose business empire could use a man of Moses' talents. But when his new job lands him on the campus of a defunct Catholic college, the disgraced newspaperman gets pulled back into the news. This novel, nearly impossible to put down, will make you laugh out loud--repeatedly. It will also give you hope for the continuation of Western culture. - Richard Rankin Russell, Professor of English, Baylor University Old Enemies is a contemporary version of The Praise of Folly, taking aim at the deceptions, self-deceptions, and irrationalities that so often underpin people's quests for power. - Ernest Suarez, David M. O'Connell Professor of English, The Catholic University of America
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