Benjamin Espen
The Death of the Character only Narrative
Twitter user ClericsWearRingmail asked a question about the literary device that Poul Anderson uses at the end of Three Hearts and Three Lions. An interesting question in and of itself, but the purpose here is for me to use that question to reflect on the death of the narrator in
When Faustian Man and the Wide Open Plains Meet
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Linkfest 2023-01-28: The Dumb Ox
Today is the feast day of St. Thomas Aquinas, my patron saint. You can pick up Ed Feser’s excellent introduction to Aquinas for only $0.99 on Amazon today.
Twitter anon Vulpine Outlaw looks at how the New Atheism movement was in part a response to 9/11, and
Linkfest 2023-01-20: Sugar and Sickness
The Long View: An Army of Davids
Self-assembling nanobots are vaporware, a concept without even a glimmer of actual technology behind it, so its is appropriate that they are used to advocate for libertarianism, a political philosophy without a constituency.
Nonetheless, I could not help but reflect by the time
Snaaaake!
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