Thanks. I appreciate the kind words.

Wildfire doesn't write much on religion or philosophy, but her worldview is dark and countercultural, and is thus at least authentic to her. I mean that she's not writing what's popular just to be successful, but somehow she managed to succeed despite the unpopularity of some of her social criticisms.

Umair's political worldview is also dark, although I find his writings repetitive. I haven't read him much in awhile. He has an unfortunate last name (Haque), since a repetitive writer could be called a hack.