My graduate thesis involved collecting English translations of the Tao Te Ching and using the various translations to concoct narratives. In those pre-Google days, I was translating the original text character by character using an old weighty character dictionary. Now, you can literally read the entire 500 word classic in the original classical […]
“My god, Jamesly, it went too far this time. No, it wasn’t like before–she was vivid this time, as though she were inviting me into her mind. It was nearly completely dark, with no light whatsoever, yet still, somehow tonality could be discerned. I saw her from a distance at first. It […]
Cecil Kleakins is an eccentric academic known for appreciating noise, researching invisible topics, and taking long baths. When he is not feeding grapes to his leopards, he adores a finely crafted claret and, like the Duke of Burgundy, Philiip the Bold, disdains the ignoble Gamay.
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