In With the Old
The birth of the 21st century luddite.
Good stories scratch the itch that lies just below the surface of things, churning up just enough dust to make others curious.
A culture must be either shapely and saving or shapeless and destructive.
Cities / Humanity / Literature
July 2, 2010Little did I know that I had stumbled into a rabbit hole that day– a world complete with its own bookstore mouse, traveling pussycat, and rumors of a secret passageway.
If you weren’t born in the 1830s, you probably won’t become one of the wealthiest people in history.
Much of pop culture’s art is simply on our level, pointing us to nowhere but our own surroundings and thus to nothing with perspective.
Those lovable lefties have taken up the faithful arms of that pesky Eighth Amendment once more in order to propel the next Great Debate: life imprisonment for minors.