Rappy Reads Like Lambs to the Slaughter: Chapter 3, Part 1-Wherein Psychology is Bashed as “the Occult”

Apologies for a rather short page today, but I haven’t been feeling very well, slept the afternoon away, and would rather be doing anything else than reading this tripe.

Now that Like Lambs to the Slaughter has dedicated a chapter on “the Humanist Conspiracy” to the supposed evils of education, it’s only fitting that this chapter, “Your Teacher the Occultist?” is less about teaching and more about piling blame on clinical psychology on the rise of the occult.

Before I go into this chapter in earnest, though, I’d like to share a personal story. As

 

Rappy Reads Like Lambs to the Slaughter: Chapter 1, Part 2-The He-Man Horseman

Welcome back to peering into the abyss that is Like Lambs to the Slaughter! After some deliberation, I decided it would be most apt to update this series on Wednesdays and Sundays (other than those Wednesdays and Sundays when I’m busy), with my RPG reviews and other topics getting updates on other days only. So, after a first page of content showing a connection to Hal Lindsay and extolling the evils of Smurfs, what does the next entry of chapter 1 hold for us?

 

Rappy Reads Like Lambs to the Slaughter: Chapter 1, Part 1-Dare to be Stupid

The people have spoken. I originally had a more grandiose opening to this post, but it was eaten by a WordPress fail, so let’s just cut the crap and get into this…well, crap. It’s time to start our look at Like Lambs to the Slaughter: Your Child and the Occult, by Johanna Michaelsen.

If you were not a child of the ’80s, you may not remember the

 

Rappy’s Book Reviews: The Field Guide to North American Monsters

Hey there, dear viewers. I figured I’d do something a little different than usual and review a title that is not RPG related. Gasp-shock-horror, I know! This probably won’t be a very regular feature, but this won’t be the last you’ll hear of non-RPG book reviews here at RRB, either. Anyway, our first book will be The Field Guide to North American Monsters: Everything you Need to Know About Encountering Over 100 Terrifying Creatures in the Wild by W. Haden Blackman.