When I put the first spoonful into my mouth, I started to cry. The sugar melted on my tongue and… Read more Peaches

When I put the first spoonful into my mouth, I started to cry. The sugar melted on my tongue and… Read more Peaches
“Do you ever wake up and get annoyed that the world still exists?” David thought about the question, pressing the… Read more Wake Up
The days were getting longer, the early morning sky streaked with dull sunlight when he rose now, the clouds like… Read more Before the Dawn
George Orwell’s Down and Out in Paris and London takes us out of the 18th and 19th century and catapults… Read more A Moral-less “Down and Out”
Moving is hard for writers. I think it’s hard for everyone, of course, but being a writer and moving presents… Read more Movement
One of the things that stand out the most while reading Henry Fielding’s Jonathan Wild, is how differently it is formatted… Read more The Novel Form
Sophocles devotion to his Athenian religion is reflected in the play Oedipus the King, illuminating the work’s overall meaning. Examining… Read more Sophocles’ Religion
We were driving down to Oregon a week before Christmas, each contemplating what the move would mean for us, when… Read more Measurements of Time
When the atom bombs finally went off, mankind had the audacity to act surprised. There was mass panic and chaos… Read more Cyclical
From the start, the differences between the Lacanian interpretation of the Oedipal Triangle and the one presented by Doyle become evident.… Read more Lacan, Doyle, and Holmes: Men and the Feminine (Part 3 of 3)