The comprehensive critique of Nicolette Bethel’s Day of Absence is now live over on Mental Slavery.com. Go on over and check it out. You can download the podcast, get it as a .pdf or a word document, or just read it on the web.

It’s a long essay, and I know you’re busy. So if you want the abridged, and still very useful, version of the essay, you can find it over at Bahama Pundit.com.

And don’t forget the upcoming debate on the Day of Absence and these critiques. It’s still on for January 12, 2010; 6:30pm at the National Art Gallery of the Bahamas.

Get reading!

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